CRIM 321 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Syphilis, Research Assistant, The Injury

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 321
• Professor: Hilary Morden

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Ethics in social science research: research ethics, moral and philosophical ethics, principles guide interactions with research participants & our commitment to safeguard their rights & interests, regulation of research ethics: Ethics in qlr: qlr ethics 2 levels. Internal philosophical & value driven approach: external process that is required by institutional reb, tend to follow biomedical model. Codes of ethics: ethics in research recent development why, unethical research. Liability: bureaucratic response, public & government more aware and concerned with ethics. Nuremberg code: key principles for social science research, 1. Participation must be voluntary & informed consent must be received from participants: must be received by themselves and not from another party, 2. Participants must be advised of any known or anticipated harmful effects beforehand: participants may withdraw anytime from the study, risk must not be more than any daily risk. Research ethics boards (reb: tri-council statement: ethical conduct for research involving humans (2014) (2nd ed. )