Social Science Research Ethics
Framing "Deception" and "Covertness" in Research: Do Milgram, Humphreys, and Zimbardo Justify Regulating Social Science Research Ethics?
... the social science—regulators' approaches to risk, deception/covertness, and researcher trustworthiness in all social ...HUMPHREYS' research has been joined to that ...with research ...
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The formalization of social-science research ethics How did we get there?
... universities. Ethics expertise does not make you an expert on the ethics that are embedded in particular societies, and there is no evidence that institutional ethics review prevents the risk of ...
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From embryo to ethics: a career in science and social responsibility An interview with Anne McLaren
... The work at University College was so successful and prolific that, then, as now, mouse cage space became a limiting factor and the operation moved to the so-called “Canine Block” of the Royal Veterinary College in ...
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Ethics, Hegemonic Whiteness, and the Contested Imagination of ‘Aboriginal Community’ in Social Science Research in Canada
... national research councils (SSHRC) has attempted to respond positively to contest the marginalization of Aboriginal people in research ...its research ethics policies to better protect ...
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Ethics Review: Practical Suggestions for Enabling Inclusive Computer Science Research
... strong social motivation for ensuring ethical scrutiny of research proposals by ethics ...the research and the discipline rather than the interests of the people being ...legitimate ...
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Project management in social data science : integrating lessons from research practice and software engineering
... prior research in this area only employed traditional sociological methods that could not raise the issues associated with large-scale data acquisition and were better governed by the existing traditions of ...
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Research Methods Persistent In Social Science Research
... 6. A very major problem with the experimental method concerns ethics. For example, experiments nearly always involve deceiving participants to some extent and the very term 'subject' implies that the participant ...
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Ethics of conducting qualitative social science research in the emerging field of nanotechnology
... of social, ethical, legal, and cultural implications of advances in nanotechnology includes “such issues as privacy, avoiding a ‘nano-divide’, unintended consequences, university/industry relationships and ...
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Contextualising the role of the gatekeeper in social science research
... Accessing research participants within some social institutions for research purposes may involve a simple single administrative ...conduct research on their data, personnel, clients or ...
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Integrating the Management of Personal Data Protection and Open Science with Research Ethics
... Major research funders, including the EC, have widened their guidelines on open science to now address open research data (European Commis- sion, ...previous research and improve the quality ...
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Students as producers: Designing games to teach social science research methods and ethics
... Students!were! told!that!by!the! end!of!the!day!they!would!be!expected!to! present!their!game!concept! to!the! whole! group! and! that!the! whole! group! would! adjudicate! on!the! winning! game.! After! the! ...
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Ethics in social science research involving human participants: cultural challenges for researchers in Kenya
... all research participants must be given accurate and detailed information about the research and their express consent be assured before any research activity can take place (Bassey, 1999; Burgess, ...
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Toward Epistemological Ethics: Centering Communities and Social Justice in Qualitative Research
... qualitative research when participants' words are repeated in one's ...pre-determined research practice, or overcoming people's fears related to researchers who have come before you, as Monique ...
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ONLINE DATABASE SEARCHING IN SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
... Eurostat provides latest and the most complete statistical information on the EU and the zero-zone. The topics include general statistics, economy and finance, population and social conditions, industry, trade and ...
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The Fact Value Dichotomy: A New Light on an Old Problem
... Two highly visible, but conflicting concepts of morality have found wide- spread acceptance in philosophy. Socrates identified goodness with wisdom, holding lack of knowledge responsible for all moral mistakes. This led ...
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Attitudes Toward the Ethics of Research Using Social Media: A Systematic Review.
... new research avenues are not without ethical challenges ...other research, potentially difficult considerations surround the purpose and value of the research, benefits and harm to participants, as ...
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Attitudes Toward the Ethics of Research Using Social Media : A Systematic Review
... to social media research ethics is ...another research context to their own particular research ...Each research project, therefore, requires individual consideration of its ...
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PROFESSIONAL ETHICS OF TEACHER EDUCATORS QUALITY ENHANCEMENT
... Professional ethics should be inculcated in teacher educators and student teachers ...professional ethics for teacher ...event. Ethics are essential for service & for business also. Ethics ...
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ethics in research with children: a review of the brazilian human and social sciences literature
... entanto, sentimos necessidade de tornar um pouco mais precisa a inflexão dever/felicidade ou “vida boa”, especialmente pela singularidade da construção sócio-histórica da infância. De fato, a sociedade ocidental moderna, ...
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Social Science Research: Principles, Methods, and Practices
... of research is shaped by our mental models or frames of references that we use to organize our reasoning and ...of science. Similar ideas are applicable to social sciences as well, where a ...
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