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Question | Answer |
Tri-council policy | Canadian ethics code - needs respect for human dignity. |
The Nuremberg code | Inspired by WWII - emphasizes informed consent. |
Core principles in research | To show respect for persons, show concern for welfare and show justice. |
Concern for welfare | Maximize benefits and minimize costs of research |
Risk benefit analysis | Calculating risk and benefits that are likely to result. |
Informed consent form | Covers purpose, procedures and gives permission to withdraw. |
Deception | Active misrepresentation of information. Elaborate deception has decreased. |
Debriefing | After the study, the researcher explains the purpose. |
Alternatives to deception | Roleplaying, simulation studies and honest experiments. |
Roleplaying | Experimenter describes situation to participants and asks how they would respond. |
Demand characteristics | Features of the experiment that may inform the participant of the hypothesis. |
Honest experiments | Naturally occurring events or recruiting people who need their services. |
Equitability in research | Decision to include/exclude people from study must be justified. |
Exempt research | Employs publicly available research or observes people in public. |
Minimal risk research | Equal to risks in everyday life. |
Animal research | Three R's are adhered to - replacement, reductions and refinement |
Replacement | Replace the use of animals. |
Reduction | Minimizing the use of animals. |
Refinement | Modifying procedures to minimize pain. |
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