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• Non-maleficence
• Beneficence
• Justice
• Respect
• Integrity |
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• Informed consent
• Voluntary participation
• Non-deception
• Withdrawal rights
• Debriefing
• Confidentiality |
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| Avoid physiological and psychological harm as much as possible |
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| Ensure the benefits of the investigation outweigh the risks |
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| (this is about fairness) Ensure the study is fair to all groups. That the risk and benefits shared equally across groups. |
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| (this is about minorities) Ensure the beliefs, perceptions, customs and culture of participants are accounted for |
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| Ensure the results are reported honestly |
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| Ensure participants understand the nature and purpose of the experiment, including potential risks (both physical and psychological), before agreeing to participate in the study |
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| No coercion, pressure or unfair advantage provided to participate |
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| Deception is only used when absolutely necessary (where knowing the purpose would invalidate the experiment) |
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| Participants can withdraw at any stage |
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| Participant leaves with an understanding of the experimental aim, results and conclusions. Support is provided to ensure no lasting harm. |
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| All personal details (and any link to the results) are kept private. |
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