HREQ 3100 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Content Analysis, Double Consciousness, Anti-Imperialism

• School: York University
• Department: Human Rights and Equity Studies
• Course: HREQ 3100
• Professor: Tania Das Gupta

Document Summary

This also includes privacy and control of information: justice- this principle requires that everyone is treated fairly and equitably. There are three considerations through the phases of research: Examples of research ethics: 3 examples used in the book are. Women as a vulnerable group, indigenous or traditional knowledge, Women as a vulnerable group-historically, a vulnerable group that has been excluded from most research processes is women. The exclusion of women delayed the knowledge advancement of knowledge, denied potential benefits to women and exposed women to harm when research findings from male-only research projects were generalized inappropriately to women (59): e. g, clinical drug trials. Relevance: historically research has benefited dominant groups in society at the expense of those that were subordinated, such as. Due to past injustices experienced by minority groups, research ethics has been put in place to insure the integrity of the researcher and the research process.