Frequently Asked Questions About Psychology

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Frequently Asked Questions About Psychology Module 8

Can Lab Experiments Predict Real Life? Yes! Focus on the overriding principles learned from the experiment not just the specific findings. Principles can be used to predict behavior in most people. There are always individual exceptions.

Does Behavior Depend on One’s Culture or Gender? Collectivist – Priority on group goals Individualistic – Priority on your own goals Which one are we? We do try to find commonalities between all people in all cultures (cognitive development, grammar development, personality, etc…) While there are some gender differences, often the underlying processes are the same.

Ethics: Animal Research

Reasons for Animal Research Interest in animal behavior as a topic of study Data from animal studies may apply to humans. Easier to do some type of studies (genetics) due to the shorter life span of animals

Reasons for Animal Research Easier to exercise more control over experiments with animals as compared to humans Procedures that are not ethical to perform on humans may be considered acceptable when performed on animals Often, animals benefit directly from research

Care of Animals used in Research Animals used in research must: Have clean housing with adequate ventilation Have appropriate food Be well cared for APA: must have comfort, health, & humane treatment and minimize infection, illness & pain.

Ethics: Human Research (Four Basic Principles) www.apa.org/ethics

1. Informed Consent Participants must be informed, in advance, about: the general nature of the research, and any potential risk. Participants must have the right to refuse participation or withdraw at any time.

2. Right to be Protected from Harm and Discomfort Studies involving harm or discomfort may be conducted only under certain circumstances, and only with the informed consent of the participants.

3. Right of Confidentiality Individual data about research participants should never be discussed or released.

4. Right to Debriefing Participants have a right to receive a complete explanation of the research at the end of the study. This is extremely important if the research involves deception. Not that kind of debriefing!

What’s unethical in this clip? Dr. Venkman’s “Psychic” Experiment Click above to view (2:10)