Keiser University Identifying Ethical Violations Discussion Paper

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This week there are two parts to your assignment: research question and identifying ethical violations.  

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Please submit both parts in a single Word document using the Assignment 1 title link above by the last day of Week 1.

Part 1) Research question – provide the research question you will be using for your final project. Look at the directions in the "Final Project Overview" about choosing a research question.

What is the relationship between color and mood?

What is the relationship of music and mood?

What is the impact of smelling one food while tasting another food on a person's ability to detect what the food really is?

How does packaging affect consumer buying choices?

How do people respond differently to the same questions asked by people wearing different clothes?

Which memory techniques are most useful?Who are more superstitious, men or women?How do violent video games affect your blood pressure? 

Take a look at this website for some helpful tips: http://prezi.com/7fwukfxvhe88/copy-of-writing-good-research-questions/  and this website: http://psychology.about.com/od/academicresources/a/social-psychology-research-topics.htm Part 2) Identifying Ethical Violations

Carefully study chapter 2 of your text.

Identify at least 2 ethical violations in the following scenario.

Explain each of the violations you find.

How would your redesign this study to correct for these ethical violations for the violations you find?

Mark decided that participants in this study will not be at risk, and therefore, he didn't bother the IRB with his proposal. His study investigates the amount of discomfort people are willing to put up with in order to earn a large sum of money. He recruits students by posting ads about a "contest in which you can earn $1000." Everyone who shows up is told that they must do whatever he tells them to do for the next several hours and that the last person to comply will earn the money. He then makes the participants eat disgusting food combinations, rub permanent markers on their own faces, and mail insulting messages to their professors. After two hours he stops the "contest," informs everyone that it was actually an experiment, and explains that there is no prize money. Before participants leave, he gets them to sign an informed consent form to acknowledge that they "were free to leave at any time.”     

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1 Title of Paper Your Name Keiser University PSY1082 Introduction to Experimental Psychology Professor’s Name Due Date 2 Research Question Provide the research question you will be using for your final project. Choose a topic that you’d like to know more about. Consider what you already know about this topic and provide a brief reason for choosing this question. You will be researching the question you choose for next week’s assignment, which is an Annotated Bibliography. Identifying Ethical Violations You have been given a scenario to critique. Carefully read chapter 2 of your textbook and review the recorded lecture I provided on ethics in psychology research. Identify at least two ethical violations in the scenario that describes Mark’s research (located in the assignment description under the Week 1 module.) Explain why the aspect of the study you identified is an ethical violation. Then explain how the study could be redesigned to correct for the issues you identified. Write your responses and make sure to include supporting in-text citations (Myers & Hansen, 2012) and a corresponding full reference in your reference section. Notice that new paragraphs are indented and that double line spacing is used throughout an APA style paper, even in the References section. The References section begins on a new page. 3 References Here you will list the references you used for the assignment in alphabetical order by first listed author’s last name. Notice that references are double line spaced and formatted with a hanging indent. The first line is left-aligned, but any following lines needed for the reference are indented. I’ve provided a guide to use Word’s formatting features to make this happen easily. Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of book: Capital letter also for subtitle. Publisher. Brown, A. R. (2016). This is an example of how you do a reference for a journal article. Fake Journal Name Here, 19(3), 457-480. Simmons, B. (2015, January 9). This is how a webpage article reference looks. http://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-tale-of-two-flaccos/
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Title of Paper

Your Name
Keiser University
PSY1082 Introduction to Experimental Psychology
Professor’s Name
Due Date

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Research Question

I will be investigating the effects of racism on educational development in teenagers.
From this topic, I developed the following research questions.
1. How does racial discrimination affect the interest to attend school in teenagers?
2. Does racial discrimination have any significant effect on the cognitive ability of a teenager?
3. Is racial discrimination from teachers and people in authority have differing impacts on
teenage education compared to discrimination from peers?
4. What race is mainly affected by racial discrimination in school?
5. Is there any relationship between racial discrimination experienced and performance in
school?
Identifying Ethical Violations

Traditionally, there were no guidelines to conducting research, especially with human
participants. This resulted to many loss of lives and unethical conduct. For example, HattemerApostel (2017), report that Japanese doctors conducted experiments on war prisoners which
involved bacteria inoculation and dismemberment. Such experiments resulted to deaths of very
many prisoners either directly or indirectly. Moreover, slaves in the US were also used for
experiments which disregarded their dignity. The Tuskegee syphilis study is also another
example of how the US public health service studied the effects of syphilis on humans using
human participants without their consent leading to detrimental health issues to the participants
of the study. There was thus a need to develop some guidelines to conduct such experiments.

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According to the Nuremberg code, principles such as informed consent, prohibition of coercion,
proper explanation of the scientific experiment and its purpose, and also the presence of benefit
to participants of the ...


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