In general, the purpose of the study, the procedures to be followed, and the possible risks involved and consent must be obtained without duress or deception. .... Where some degree of deception, stress, or discomfort is involved, except that the consent of college students may in some cases be acceptable.
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Weighing these alternatives is essentially subjective, entails matters of degree rather than kind, Protective research design. Protective research design. Another precaution involves constructing research designs and procedures in such a way as to achieve study goals while maximizing the protection of participants.
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Research - Ethics and Privacy - 1. To what degree is deception in a research study acceptable? What procedures must be followed? 2.
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A statement that the study involves research, an explanation of the purposes of the research and the expected duration of the subject's participation, a description of the procedures to be followed, and identification of any After the experiment, the subject should be informed of the deception and its purpose.
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this approach is the more easily implemented and provides the higher degree of security. A section is devoted Hyman (1989) has reviewed research on the psychology of deception. Pollsters and others doing survey work must concern themselves with the validity of responses of those surveyed (e.g., Bachman & O’Malley, 1981;
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Those who seek to find alternatives to deceptive procedures on moral grounds focus on investigators considering the use of deceptive procedures must rely on their own a .... The descriptions of each study followed identical format sections designed to ...... How (un) acceptable is research involving deception?
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HSCL Policy on Experiments Involving Deception of Subjects Therefore, investigators proposing research to HSCL in which participants are misinformed concerning the study's procedures or purposes during the course of data collection must address how their applications meet these conditions.
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People at large must consider what types, Although deception brings connotations of wrong doing on the part of the user, whether it be in an interpersonal or in a mass media context, research supports deception strategy as a common and acceptable form of communication if American lives are being saved from enemy attack.
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Deliberate deception is rarely justifiable. While currently there are no special procedures for this type of research study, the Department of Health Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care (2001) requires that research ethics approval procedures are also set up to deal with social care research.
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