1. Research Ethics Are there limits that should be placed on primary research?

2. Outcomes  1.3 analyze a variety of appropriate sociological research methods  1.4 design and conduct a sociological research project, independently or collaboratively, using methods appropriate to sociology

3. Review:  What is research?  How many kinds of research are there?  One of these kinds can be broken into two types. What are they?  What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative research?

4. Is it possible to have fun with research? McGill Dances for Cancer Research Lipdub McGill Dances for Cancer Research Lipdub

5. Key Terms Write these somewhere!  Ethics: Ethics, also known as moral philosophy, is a branch of philosophy that addresses questions about morality — that is, concepts such as good and evil, right and wrong, virtue and vice. philosophymoralitygood and evil virtuevicephilosophymoralitygood and evil virtuevice  Unethical: A conscience decision to break with ethics or sound judgement for some sort of personal or group gain.  Unconditional Positive Regard: This is an idea from psychotherapy that has leaked into the remaining social sciences. It holds that all people are treated with kindness and dignity based on their value as humans, regardless of their actions or behaviour.

6. Unethical Research Methods Unethical Research Methods

7. Signs of Unethical Research These too!  Academic Fraud  Involuntary Participation  False Incentive  Deception  Plagiarism  Uninformed consent

8. What can happen if these signs of unethical research were left unguarded by the academic community? (Note at least three) Top 10 Unethical Research Top 10 Unethical Research

9. Sociology 12 with Welcher is designed as a community. What does that mean?

10. Sociology 12 Welcher Ethical Research Test! Primary research involving humans must meet the following criteria!

11. In Sociology 12 with Welcher we agree that research must… When we have a final list – note it!