Confidentiality does not mean ..................... .
Funders will have access to respondants
Confidentiality is a basic principle of research ethics: information given by respondents must be protected so that it cannot be traced back to them and is used only for the stated research purpose.
It is ensured by changing names (pseudonyms), keeping respondents anonymous, and protecting their identity in field notes, data files and publications. So changing names, anonymity and protecting identity are all part of confidentiality.
Giving funders access to respondents breaks confidentiality, since sponsors would learn who said what. Ethical codes (e.g. the ISA and ASA codes) require that identifiable data are not shared with funders or any third party without informed consent.
Hence, the answer is Funders will have access to respondants.
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Important Questions from Ethics in Research - Teaching
- Ethical considerations in Educational Research include
A. Informed consent
B. Confidentiality of participant data
C. Manipulation of data to support hypothesis
D. Avoidance of plagiarism
E. Providing misleading information to participants
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: - Assertion (A): Reproductive technologies are evolving faster than societies can weigh the ethics of these procedures.
Reason (R) : Not enough research is available regarding the long term health and psychological consequences of these procedures.
Codes : - Psychological research does not allow one of the following activities:
- What went wrong with the experiment because of which it was terminated on the 6th day ?
- The experiment:
