Ethical Issues

1. 1What is being described?
   There is deliberate misleading of a participant. Researchers may withhold important information. The research process should be approved by other researchers. If it was possible to conduct the research without this then this should have happened
   

   1. AInformed Consent
   2. BRight to Withdraw
   3. CProtection of Participants
   4. DDeception
   5. EDebriefing
   6. FConfidentiality
   7. GGiving Advice
2. 2Researchers may be given access to private information that respondents would not want broadcast to a wider audience. This is [blank_start]Confidentiality[blank_end].
   

   1. AConfidentiality
3. 3[blank_start]Debriefing[blank_end] is when participants are [blank_start]told[blank_end] about what has happened during the study. Obviously they are told [blank_start]after[blank_end] the study.

   1. ADebriefing
   2. BRight to Withdraw
   3. CInformed Consent
   4. Dafter
   5. Ebefore
   6. Fduring
   7. Gtold
   8. Hasked
   9. Iinterviewed
   10. JProtection of Particpants
   11. KGiving Advice
   12. LDeception
   13. MConfidentiality
4. 4What is being described? Particpants participate in the light of the potential risk to themselves.
   

   1. ARight to Withdraw
   2. BConfidentiality
   3. CInformed Consent
   4. DDeception
   5. EProtection of Participants
   6. FDebriefing
   7. GGiving Advice
5. 5What is being described here? Investigators must avoid physical, emotional and mental harm towards the participants during the investigation.
   

   1. ARight to Withdraw
   2. BInformed Consent
   3. CDeception
   4. DProtection of the particpants
   5. EDebriefing
6. 6[blank_start]Participants[blank_end] may [blank_start]remove themselves[blank_end] and [blank_start]their data from the study[blank_end]
   

   1. AParticipants
   2. BInvestigators
   3. CWitnesses
   4. Dremove themselves
   5. Eadd others
   6. Fimprove their data
   7. Gtheir data from the study
   8. Hinclude others
   9. Iimprove their results
7. 7[blank_start]Giving advice[blank_end] is the use of a [blank_start]psychologist trained[blank_end] in the area to [blank_start]give advice[blank_end] in the area it is requested in.

   1. AGiving advice
   2. Bgive advice
   3. Cpsychologist trained

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AS - Level Psychology Test sobre Ethical Issues, creado por Ollie Davies el 13/11/2015.

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