Ethics (OCR A-Level Psychology): Flashcards

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Ethical issues definition

Conflict between participant rights & research goals

BPS stands for

British Psychological Society

BPS Code of Conduct purpose

Set of ethical guidelines for researchers

Ethics committees role

Implement guidelines in research institutions

Cost-benefit approach use

Determine if research proposals are ethically acceptable

Informed consent definition

Making participants aware of aims, procedures, rights & data use

Deception in research

Deliberately withholding or misleading information

Protection from harm meaning

No more risk than daily life; includes physical & psychological protection

Privacy & confidentiality

Right to control info & have personal data protected

Consent letter purpose

Details all relevant info that could affect participation

Debriefing definition

Revealing true aims & what data will be used for after study

Right to withdraw

Participant right to leave study, part of informed consent

Maintaining anonymity methods

Use numbers or initials when referring to participants

Right to withhold data

Participants can refuse data use after debriefing

Counselling provision when

If participants subjected to psychological harm

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