ethics L4

• What are the 4 core principles of BPS guidelines?

  Respect, Competence, Responsibility, Integrity
• What does informed consent mean in research?

  Participants are informed about the study's nature
• How can ethical issues invalidate the purpose of a study?

  They can compromise the integrity of the research
• What is the role of deception in psychological research?

  Deception should be minimized and disclosed later
• What is the right to withdraw in research?

  Participants can leave the study anytime
• Why is confidentiality important in research?

  It protects participants' anonymity and privacy
• What does protection from harm entail in research?

  Ensuring participants are not distressed or harmed
• What is the significance of debriefing after research?

  Participants discuss the study and their role
• How does Zimbardo's study relate to ethical guidelines?

  It broke many ethical guidelines, especially harm
• What are the key ethical guidelines for psychological research?

  • Informed Consent: Explain study and risks
  • Confidentiality: Protect participants' anonymity
  • Deception: Minimize and disclose during debriefing
  • Privacy: Obtain consent before disturbing
  • Right to Withdraw: Participants can leave anytime
  • Debrief: Discuss procedure and findings post-study
  • Protection from Harm: Ensure no distress or harm
• What does the mnemonic "Why Do People Constantly Crash Parties Dave?" represent?

  It helps remember ethical guidelines
• Why is retrospective consent important in research?

  It allows participants to withdraw data later
• What are the risks researchers must consider in studies?

  Risks should not exceed normal life experiences
• What is the role of competence in psychological research?

  Researchers must maintain a high standard of ethics
• How should researchers handle vulnerable groups?

  They must take special care to protect them
• What is the importance of honesty in psychological research?

  It ensures integrity and accuracy in findings
• What should researchers do if important information arises during a study?

  They must inform participants immediately
• What is the significance of maintaining professional boundaries in research?

  It helps ensure ethical conduct and respect
• How can researchers ensure participants feel respected and informed?

  By clearly explaining their rights and roles
• What is the purpose of a consent form in research?

  To ensure informed consent is obtained
• Why is it important to address misconceptions during debriefing?

  To clarify any misunderstandings and anxieties
• What should researchers do if participants feel distressed during a study?

  They must address the distress immediately
• What is the main goal of ethical guidelines in psychological research?

  To protect participants and ensure integrity