CRIM 220 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: American Anthropological Association, American Sociological Association, Nuremberg Code
28 Feb 2015
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Biomedical horror stories: nazi"s nuremberg trials, resulted in the development of the nuremberg code . First contemporary statement of research ethics to articulate ethical standards for conduction biomedical research involving human participants. Complexities in the social sciences: complexities beginning to occur from the growing professionalization of social science fields of study, some members of the american sociological association argues that. Canada who engage in research with human participants: the one size that was supposed to fit all reflected a biomedical, experimentalist, quantitative model, qualitative researchers expressed great concern. Informed consent: the notion that it is important for researchers to get consent from people before involving them in research. Information sheet outlines what the nature of the participant"s contribution would be, any risks involved, and explains any promises and safeguards the researcher offers. Confidentiality: statue-based protections that exist are actually written into law only people who have this are those who participate in research conducted by.
