Question
The three core ethical principles that guide the research
process are:
– Respect - it is important to be considerate of those participating in the
research. Individuals who will be part of the research should provide
their full consent.
– Welfare - refers to the health, happiness and general well-being of an
individual and includes their physical, social and economic conditions.
– Justice - refers to the quality of being fair and equitable in the way the
researcher treats all the individuals participating in the research.
add short practical examples under each explanation
process are:
– Respect - it is important to be considerate of those participating in the
research. Individuals who will be part of the research should provide
their full consent.
– Welfare - refers to the health, happiness and general well-being of an
individual and includes their physical, social and economic conditions.
– Justice - refers to the quality of being fair and equitable in the way the
researcher treats all the individuals participating in the research.
add short practical examples under each explanation
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Certainly! Here are practical examples for each of the three core ethical principles that guide the research process:
### Respect
- **Example**: In a clinical trial, researchers ensure that participants are fully informed about the study's purpose, risks, and benefits before enrolling them. This includes providing clear information in a language that participants understand and allowing ample time for questions. Participants must sign an informed consent form indicating their willingness to participate.
### Welfare
- **Example**: In a study assessing the impact of a new educational program on children's learning, researchers monitor the children's mental and emotional well-being throughout the study. If any child experiences distress or adverse effects due to the research activities, the researchers are prepared to provide support or remove the child from the study to ensure their welfare is prioritized.
### Justice
- **Example**: A researcher conducting a health survey makes an effort to include a diverse range of participants from different socioeconomic backgrounds, ethnicities, and geographic locations. This ensures that the benefits and burdens of the research are distributed fairly, and that no particular group is unduly favored or disadvantaged in terms of participation or access to the study results.
### Respect
- **Example**: In a clinical trial, researchers ensure that participants are fully informed about the study's purpose, risks, and benefits before enrolling them. This includes providing clear information in a language that participants understand and allowing ample time for questions. Participants must sign an informed consent form indicating their willingness to participate.
### Welfare
- **Example**: In a study assessing the impact of a new educational program on children's learning, researchers monitor the children's mental and emotional well-being throughout the study. If any child experiences distress or adverse effects due to the research activities, the researchers are prepared to provide support or remove the child from the study to ensure their welfare is prioritized.
### Justice
- **Example**: A researcher conducting a health survey makes an effort to include a diverse range of participants from different socioeconomic backgrounds, ethnicities, and geographic locations. This ensures that the benefits and burdens of the research are distributed fairly, and that no particular group is unduly favored or disadvantaged in terms of participation or access to the study results.