Group 1 Presentation Duities to Research Participants New Own

8/6/2019 Group 1 Presentation Duities to Research Participants New Own

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Practices in Relation toDuties in Research


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supervisor

employee

evaluative

clients

students

researchparticipants


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AbstainAbstain fromfromengaging inengaging in

research projectsresearch projectsunless they are in nounless they are in nodoubt that the risksdoubt that the risks

involved have beeninvolved have beenadequately assessed andadequately assessed and

can be satisfactorilycan be satisfactorilymanaged throughout themanaged throughout the

duration of the project.duration of the project.


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Protect theirProtect theiridentityidentity

for purpose isfor purpose is

statistical, notstatistical, notadministrative.administrative.


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havehave toto bebe basedbased onon aa varietyvariety ofof

competingcompeting interestsinterests andand inin thethe

knowledgeknowledge thatthat therethere isis nono correctcorrect


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1.4.4.4 A researchers attitudes, demeanor or

even their latent theoretical ormethodological perspective can beinterpreted as doing an injustice to subjects.


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1.4.5 Researchers shall avoid instances where

they create some form of social disruption,offend subjects through disrespectfulattitudes,culturally-inappropriate approaches,

unfair methods of selection or causing them

to acquire self knowledge that they did notseek or want,


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1.4.6 Researchers must avoid rendering themselvesvulnerable to criticism.


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1.4.7 Researchers must make sure that

participants are not led to resist futureenquiries as a consequence of inconsiderateactions and treatments.


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1.5 Stop the involvement of research

participants if continuation of the researchmay be prejudicial to them or where itbecomes obvious that the risks are

outweighing the benefits.


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1.6 Be accessible to research participants in

the course of their investigations.


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1.7 Ensure that their personal beliefs and

biases do not influence their choice ofresearch participants. It will be unethical ifsuch beliefs will affect choices regarding the

lifestyle, culture, beliefs, race, gender, sexual

orientation, age, social status, or perceivedeconomic worth of research participants.


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1.8 Respond to criticism and complaints

promptly and constructively.


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1.9 Report violations and seek redress, if

possible, in circumstances where they believethat violations of the rights of researchparticipants are taking place. When

researchers become aware that research

procedures have harmed a participant, theyshall take reasonable steps to minimize the

harm.


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1.10 Ensure that research participants are

compensated for all reasonable expenses orloss of income incurred as a result of theirparticipation in research and such

compensation should be specified in the

relevant research protocol or proposal.


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1.11 Ensure that all research participants are

compensated for trial-related injuries and thatthere is adequate insurance cover for researchparticipants.


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1.12 Ensure that no undue inducements are

offered to participants to encourage them toparticipate in the research by exploiting theirunfavorable socio economic status.


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1.12.1 Researchers make reasonable efforts to

avoid offering excessive or inappropriatefinancial or other inducements for researchparticipation when such inducements are

likely to coerce participation.


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1.12.2 When offering professional services as

an inducement for research participation,researchers clarify the nature of the services,as well as the risks, obligations, and

limitations.


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1.13 Ensure at the end of a drug trial that on-

going treatment where needed/necessary isavailable to research participants.


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1.14 Ensure inclusion in research projects of

relevant individuals or groups who mightotherwise be excluded for reasons ofcommunication, disability, comprehension or

expense, especially in the context of social

research.


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1.14.1 The potential need for language

interpretation, signers, or communicationaids;


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1.14.2 Potential respondents requirements

for flexibility in appointment times and lengthof interviews, and, in some limited situations,preference for an interviewer of particular

gender and/or ethnic background.


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1.14.3 Correspondence about research,

including invitations and information sheetswhich should be sent in large print usingsimple language and, where relevant, in

minority ethnic group languages, in Braille or

on audio cassettes.


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1.14.4 Costs for expenses incurred in

travelling to venues, or child/adult carerequired for their participation that must bemet


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1.14.6 the most appropriate medium of

communication to enable participationamong people with learning difficulties orsensory/communication impairments, and

children


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