PSY 2174

Summary - The core principle of Justice requires that particular participants, groups and communities do not experience unfair burdens of research participation, nor overprotective exclusion from research participation. - REBs and researchers should avoid over-protectionist attitudes, recruitment strategies based on convenience, or other recruitment biases that can lead to the inappropriate inclusion or exclusion of individuals or groups from participation in research. - Decisions about w...

Summary - For research to be ethical, the potential benefits of the research should outweigh the foreseeable risks to participants. - REBs should assess the risks by considering only those risks that are attributable to the research. When assessing the potential benefits, they should consider only those for participants, their community, and society. - REBs should distinguish between minimal risk research and research that is greater than minimal risk in order to determine the appropriate...