ethical research
Morally conducted study
Ethical research refers to scientific or scholarly investigation conducted according to established moral principles and professional standards.
These standards typically include obtaining informed consent from participants, protecting their privacy and welfare, avoiding deception or harm, and maintaining honesty in reporting results.
Institutional review boards often oversee research involving human subjects to ensure ethical guidelines are followed.
The university requires all ethical research protocols to be approved before data collection begins.
- reproducibilityAbility to repeat findings
- data integrityReliability of stored information
- public trustFaith in institutions
- informed consentPermission given with understanding
- human subjectsPeople in experiments
non-maleficence · do no harm · privacy · debriefing · vulnerable populations · power imbalance · voluntary participation · cultural sensitivity · peer review · autonomy · social responsibility · anonymity · whistleblowing · equitable treatment · environmental sustainability · justice · Nuremberg Code · data security
ethical researchStanford prison experiment
Simulated incarceration psychology study
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