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Ethical Issue in Neuro-Psychological Research''

This document discusses ethical issues in neuro-psychological research. It outlines key ethical principles like informed consent, protecting participants, confidentiality, withdrawal, deception, and debriefing. The principles of informed consent require fully informing participants of the research purpose and procedures, risks, benefits, length of participation, and their right to withdraw. Researchers must protect participants' physical and mental well-being, maintain confidentiality of their data, and allow participants to withdraw from studies at any time. Deception may sometimes be used but requires debriefing participants afterwards.

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Ethical Issue in Neuro-Psychological Research''

This document discusses ethical issues in neuro-psychological research. It outlines key ethical principles like informed consent, protecting participants, confidentiality, withdrawal, deception, and debriefing. The principles of informed consent require fully informing participants of the research purpose and procedures, risks, benefits, length of participation, and their right to withdraw. Researchers must protect participants' physical and mental well-being, maintain confidentiality of their data, and allow participants to withdraw from studies at any time. Deception may sometimes be used but requires debriefing participants afterwards.

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‘‘ETHICAL ISSUE IN NEURO-PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH’’

NAMES:

HAFSA (BSP-18-37)

MAHNOOR (BSP-18-45)

URAZA (BSP-18-36)

MASHAL (BSP-18-29)

NIMRA (BSP-18-52)

PROGRAM: BS PSYCHOLOGY

SESSION: 2018-2022

DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF SAHIWAL

INTRODUCTION
 Ethics refers to the correct rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research. We
have a moral responsibility to protect research participants from harm.
 Purpose of these codes of conduct is to protect research participants, the reputation of
psychology and psychologist themselves.
ETHICAL FACTORS
No pressure:
Never any pressuring of participants.
Safety:
Safety of participants is essential.
Credit:
Every researcher must receive precise, appropriate credit.
Communicate:
One should try to make results known to participants.
Usage of research:
One should be conscious of possible bad uses of research.
ETHICAL PRICIPALS
1. Informed consent
2. Protection of participants
3. Confidentiality
4. Withdrawal
5. Deception
6. Debrief
Informed consent:
 Purpose of the research
 Procedures are involved in the research.
 All foreseeable risks and discomforts to the participants (if there are any). These include
not only physical injury but also possible psychological.
 Benefits of the research to society and possibly to the individual human subject.
 Length of time the subject is expected to participate.
 Person to contact answers for questions or in the event of injury or emergency.
 Subjects right to confidentiality and right to withdraw from the study at any time without
any consequence.
Protection of participants:
 Researcher should be take responsibility of participants physical and mental harms.
 Researcher must be understand with animal participants and expert in taking care of
them.
 Researcher should have advance knowledge in biomedical and participants behaviors for
their welfare.
Confidentiality:
 Researcher must be ask to participants before publish or share them with other.
 Researcher should keep all data and don’t share with any ones
 Researcher should be take responsibility of participants privacy.
Withdrawal:
 Participants have right to withdrawal from investigation at any time.
 Researcher cannot do forcefully investigation with participants.
Deception:
 Some times for researcher its not possible to explain all process with participants.
 Debriefing before experiment may affect result.
 Researcher should adopt this process if their have no other option.
Debrief:
 Participants have right to ask question about the result and research.
 Researcher should provide knowledge about the research and should give answers to
participants questions.
 Researcher must be informer participants about their rights, they can withdraw any time
from research.

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