Ethics
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A03
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100

Why might covert observations be considered unethical?

Lack of informed consent, deception, lack of right to withdraw, violation of privacy, psychological harm

100

SIGNED

DESIGN

100

Give one limitation of closed ended scales?

Prone to bias, lacks detail, limited answers

100

Give a directional hypothesis for a study assessing late-night caffeine consumption and quality of sleep. (x2)

Eg. Higher levels of late night caffeine consumption will negatively impact quality of sleep.

200

Give one reason publishing correlational studies as true might be unethical. (x2)

Public misinterpretation, unknown 3rd variable, violates scientific integrity, causation hasn't been established

200

TRUST IN A LAIC

Naturalistic

200

What is a strength of using a behavioural category?

Objectivity, observe multiple behaviours at once, reliable, repeatable

200

Close this question: "Tell me about your confidence in research methods"

Accept credible answer. (Eg. On a scale from one to 10, rate your confidence in research methods.")
300

How might I demonstrate good ethical practice for conducting an interview?

Informed consent, anonymise names, avoid sensitive topics if possible, debrief, give right to withdraw

300

RLTON OIL RACE

Correlational

300

What is a strength of a participant observation? 

Deeper understanding of behaviour, meaning and context.

Bonus (100pts): How might you reduce relationship bias?

300

A researcher wants to observe Muslims in Stoke-on-Trent during Ramadan. What sampling method should they use?

Opportunity sampling

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