Psychology

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Head and Brain (Online Image) Available

http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/welcome/features/20071017_Medicine_whitematter/index.html

August 14, 2009

The study of behaviour and the mind. 

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Confidentiality

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Confidentiality protects participants. Participants information should never be released to anyone.

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Withdrawal Rights

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Every participant has the right to withdrawl from an experiment at anytime.

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Debriefing

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Peter Lewis Debriefing (Online Image) Available

http://peterlewisccc.blogspot.com/

July, 2007

If deception has been used, participants must be fully informed of the experiment and why, deception has been used.

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Participants Rights

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Partners (Online Image) Available

http://www.wapilc.org/Partners%20and%20Collab.htm

2007

1) Nonmaleficence - Means no harm, either physical, emotional, financial or other. 2) Beneficence - To do good. Participants must leave the experiment the same way they entered emotionally, physically, financially - or with a gain.

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Informed Consent

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Participant gives agreement to partake in an experiment.

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Role of the Experimenter

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The role of the experimenter is to collect information.

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Deception

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Deception is a breach of the informed consent. If deception is used, you must use debriefing.

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Double Blind Procedure

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When someone who doesn't know the hypothesis or results collects the data.

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Standardized Instructions

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All the instructions given are the same.

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