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1 Ethics in HR research Field (ch3 Saks) Experimental (ch4 Saks) Qualitative (ch5 Saks) Chapter on reserve (Aguinas & Henle)

2 Information about research objectives
Field Research Information about research objectives Can increase participants’ motivation to be accurate Preserve anonymity Balance between specificity of feedback and confidentiality of responses Concerns with & internet surveys

3 Make feedback available to participants
Field Research Make feedback available to participants Summary of findings & recommendations

4 Participant’s freedom to choose
Experimental Participant’s freedom to choose Informed consent about nature of research and risks involved Lack of choice in assignment to experimental vs. control condition Researcher can take precautions against sampling bias

5 Right to beneficial treatments
Experimental Right to beneficial treatments Can use lottery Can implement interventions in stages Can spatially separate groups

6 Experimental Use of Deception
Misleading, misinforming, with-holding info only when alternatives are not feasible or appropriate Debrief participants after experiment Inform participants of the nature and cause of deception

7 Pressure for desirable findings
Experimental Pressure for desirable findings Conflict between goals of research vs. validating intervention

8 Qualitative Informed consent Participant observation
Being unobtrusive vs. reminding participants that they are being observed Observation can change nature of phenomenon Hidden observation Public vs. private domain Archival/Trace measures Permission from participant vs. custodian of data

9 Qualitative Confidentiality
When verifying accuracy of participants’ statements When documenting findings When information that can do good to the system is unearthed

10 Influence of investigator
Qualitative Influence of investigator Nature & quality of data produced shaped by researcher Challenge assumptions

11 Ethics plays a role in Planning of Study Participant Recruitment & Selection Study Execution Reporting of Results

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