In the psychology there are ethical principles of professional psychology, which include:
Ethical Principles of Psychological Research
- Beneficence, the intention is to try to provide benefits to other.
- Responsibility, the intention is to do the task in a professional manner with full awareness.
- Integrity, the intention is honest and accurate.
- Respect, the intention is respect for the dignity and right to confidentiality of client problems.
- Justice, the intention is to increase the access of all people to gain knowledge of psychology.
Ethical Principles of Psychological Research
- freedom from coercion means that researchers should not force the candidates to follow research participants. for example: forcing a college student to participate as a condition of university research.
- Informed Consent means that researchers must explain the outline of research before the participants expressed their willingness. for example, researchers explained the purpose and procedures of the study.
- Deception means that researchers can not tell the participants about the purpose of research with the requirement candidate participants be informed everything that we want to know.
- Debriefing means that participants are reserve the right to know the results research.
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