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| A norm in which subjects base their voluntary participation in research projects on a full understanding of the possible risks involved |
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| conforming to the standards of conduct of a given profession or group |
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| when neither the researchers nor the readers of the findings can identify a given response with a given respondent. |
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| When the researcher can identify a given person's responses but promise not to do so publicly |
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| Tricking a person to do what you want |
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| entails interviews to disclose any probems generated by the research experience so that those problems can be corrected |
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| A study based on observing gay men in a public park. Done by Laud Humphrey |
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