Issues and Debates  Ethnocentrism  Nature-nurture  Ethics  Reductionism and holism  Individual and situational explanations  Psychology as a science.

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Issues and Debates  Ethnocentrism  Nature-nurture  Ethics  Reductionism and holism  Individual and situational explanations  Psychology as a science  Determinism and free will  The usefulness of psychological research

Ethics Issues and Debates

Top 10 Unethical Psychological Experiments  experiments/ experiments/

Learning intentions  Outline the ethical guidelines used in Psychological research.  Describe two pieces of research that adhere to ethical guidelines.  Describe two pieces of research that breach ethical guidelines.  Discuss the strengths and limitations of using ethical procedures in psychological research.  Explain why ethical guidelines are useful in psychological research.

Ethics refers to the correct rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research. We have a moral responsibility to protect research participants from harm.  Deception- true nature of the study/participating in the study  Informed Consent  Psychological Harm Ethics

Studies Ethical guidelines being upheld Ethical guidelines being breached AS (1) AS (2) A2 (1) Health/ Forensic

Studies Ethical guidelines being upheldEthical guidelines being breached AS (1)Reicher and Haslam: Rethinking the psychology of tyranny. Maguire: Navigation-related structural changes in hippocampi of taxi drivers. Migram: Behavioural Study of Obedience Rosenhan: On being in insane places Piliavin: Good Samaritanism: an underground phenomenon. A2 (1) Health/ Forensic Which ones can you find? Watson and Raynor:Little Albert Janis & Feshbeck: Effects of Fear Arousal Geer and Maisel: Physiological Measurements of Stress

Strengths and Weaknesses StrengthsWeaknesses Using ethics in Psychological Research.

Usefulness of using ethical procedures/ not using ethical procedures. Abu Ghraib

Links to other debates? Links to perspectives and approaches? Links to research methodologies?

Redesign an experiment to make it more ethical Redesign an unethical experiment.

Learning intentions  Outline the ethical guidelines used in Psychological research.  Describe two pieces of research that adhere to ethical guidelines.  Describe two pieces of research that breach ethical guidelines.  Discuss the strengths and limitations of using ethical procedures in psychological research.  Explain why ethical guidelines are useful in psychological research.

Homework: 2014 Exam  Briefly outline two ethical issues relating to psychological research. (4)  Describe two pieces of research in psychology that can be considered to be unethical. (8)

Briefly outline two ethical issues relating to psychological research. (4)  Candidates should outline two ethical issues and hence the restrictions they place on research.  4 marks – The main components of ethical issues are clearly and accurately described. Detail is appropriate to level and time allowed. The debate is clearly related to ethical issues. The candidate clearly understands the issue in question. Confident use of psychological terminology and concepts.  3 marks – The main components of ethical issues are accurately described. Detail is good. The answer is linked to the ethical guidelines. Understanding is good and expression and use of psychological terminology is also good.  2 marks – The main components of ethical issues are included, are generally accurate but errors may be evident. Detail is reasonable. There may be vague or no link to the ethical issues. Some understanding is evident. Expression and use of psychological terminology is competent.  1 mark – Identification of ethical issues which is very basic and lacks detail (eg a list). Very limited or no evidence of understanding. The ethical issues may not be referred to at all. Psychological terms and concepts may be absent. Expression poor.  0 marks – No or irrelevant answer.

Describe two pieces of research in psychology that can be considered to be unethical. (8)  No examples of psychological research are needed in this answer to access full marks.  For 4 marks the issues should be named and described  Candidates can access 4 marks from a succinct description in two or three  sentences  For 3 marks the answer will be accurate but not as detailed as a 4  mark answer/ issues may not be named.  A 2 mark answer will have some inaccuracy or lack of understanding.  A 1 mark answer will either be very brief or largely irrelevant.

 Candidates can use any examples of research that are unethical to answer this question. It is assumed that candidates will choose research which are predominantly unethical rather than having a few ethical concerns  7-8 marks – Use of psychological terminology is comprehensive. The range of theories/studies described is appropriate. Description is accurate, coherent and detailed. Elaboration, use of example, quality of description is very good. The answer is competently structured and organised. Quality of written communication is comprehensive.  5-6 marks – Definition of terms is mainly accurate and use of  psychological terminology is competent. The range (two or more) of theories/studies described is taken from at least two different sources. Description of knowledge (theories/studies) is mainly accurate, coherent and reasonably detailed. Elaboration, use of example, quality of description is good. The answer has some structure and organisation. Quality of written communication is good.  3-4 marks – Definition of terms is basic and use of psychological terminology is adequate. The range of theories/studies described is limited and may not be taken from two different sources. Description of knowledge (theories/studies) is often accurate, generally coherent but lacks detail. Elaboration, use of example, quality of description is reasonable. The answer is lacking structure or organisation. Quality of written communication is adequate.  1-2 marks – Definition of terms and use of psychological terminology is sparse or absent. The range of theories/studies described is limited and may not be taken from two different sources. Description of knowledge (theories/studies) is mainly inaccurate, lacks coherence and lacks detail. Elaboration, use of example, quality of description is poor. The answer is unstructured and lacks organisation. Quality of written communication is poor.  0 marks – No or irrelevant answer.

Describe two pieces of research in psychology that can be considered to be unethical. (8)  Do not reward more than 2 pieces of research. If more than 2 are  described, reward the best 2.  Only reward evidence which is unethical.  For 7-8 marks accurate description of examples should explicitly highlight the way in which the studies can be considered to be unethical.  For 5-6 marks the evidence may be very accurate and detailed but the unethical aspect may not be strongly emphasised/ the unethical aspect may be strongly emphasised but the evidence may not be detailed.  For 3-4 marks the examples will lack detail or only one example which is fully detailed.  For 1-2 marks one or two examples are given but are very basic.