Ethical Behaviour (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards
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What is ethical behaviour in research?
What is ethical behaviour in research?
Conducting studies that protect participants' rights.
Why is ethical behaviour essential in research?
Why is ethical behaviour essential in research?
It protects participants and ensures credible findings.
What does privacy in research involve?
What does privacy in research involve?
Encrypting data and using secure storage methods.
What is informed consent?
What is informed consent?
Clear permission from participants about the study.
Why is confidentiality important in research?
Why is confidentiality important in research?
It keeps participant information safe and builds trust.
What does integrity mean in research?
What does integrity mean in research?
Being accurate and honest in conducting studies.
What is the role of objectivity in research?
What is the role of objectivity in research?
Analyzing without bias to ensure fair results.
How can anonymity be ensured in research?
How can anonymity be ensured in research?
Using pseudonyms or codes to protect identities.
What are common ethical dilemmas in research?
What are common ethical dilemmas in research?
Conflicts of interest or potential harm to participants.
What is the importance of ethical design?
What is the importance of ethical design?
It respects participant rights and ensures privacy.
