Ethical issues when conducting ethnographic research

Description

Mind Map on Ethical issues when conducting ethnographic research, created by emmasouthwell3006 on 05/05/2013.
emmasouthwell3006
Mind Map by emmasouthwell3006, updated more than 1 year ago
emmasouthwell3006
Created by emmasouthwell3006 almost 11 years ago
65
0

Resource summary

Ethical issues when conducting ethnographic research
  1. Informed consent
    1. Ensuring you have permission from participants to include them in study
      1. Consent forms
        1. Contracts
          1. Explain every aspect of what they will be expected to do
        2. Confidentiality and anonymity
          1. Keeping personal details secret so their identity cannot be known
            1. Not including names
              1. Only askign for details that are essential for study
            2. Anticipating harms
              1. Is potential harm too high?
                1. Is it worth the harm for the experiment?
                  1. Conducting pseudo controleld experiments with no risks
                    1. Will I be in danger?
                      1. Interfering with culture e.g. influencing the views of females: danger
                  2. Protecting research participants and honouring trust
                    1. Will being part of the study put them in danger?
                      1. Learn the culture
                        1. Do not force them to give information
                          1. Respect rules
                          2. Become trustworthy in their eyes
                            1. More llikely to give information
                              1. Show you do not mean harm
                                1. Join in with culture; help with work
                            2. Deception
                              1. Covering up tue intentions of study
                                1. May be necessary for covert observations
                                  1. Will this put me in danger if I am discovered?
                                    1. Produce more natural observations
                                      1. Avoid Hawthorne effect
                                2. Right to wirthdraw
                                  1. Making participants aware they can leave from study at any time
                                    1. Briefing before study starts
                                  2. Ethical regulations
                                    1. Learn before leave
                                      1. Association of Social Anthropolgoists
                                        1. Commonwealth Code of practise
                                      2. Participation in illegal/immoral activities
                                        1. Gang member for a day
                                          1. May lose trust
                                          2. Becoming involved in problems of people
                                            1. Leaving Western beliefs behind
                                            Show full summary Hide full summary

                                            Similar

                                            The SAT Test
                                            philip.ellis
                                            Romeo and Juliet essay
                                            Tambo234
                                            A-Level Economics: Supply and Demand
                                            cian.buckley+1
                                            Biology AQA 3.1.3 Osmosis and Diffusion
                                            evie.daines
                                            English Language Revision
                                            saradevine97
                                            AQA A2 Biology Unit 4: Populations
                                            Charlotte Lloyd
                                            Biology B1.3
                                            raffia.khalid99
                                            PSBD TEST 2-2
                                            Suleman Shah
                                            “In gaining knowledge, each area of knowledge uses a network of ways of knowing.” Discuss this statement with reference to two areas of knowledge
                                            Julianapabab
                                            Test your Knowledge with Quizzes
                                            daniel.praecox
                                            GENERAL PRACTICE-1
                                            Luis Felipe Chávez Choque