I'm planning social science research in Norway involving participants aged 16-18. What are the specific consent requirements for this age group, especially concerning sensitive data? Also, what are the exact conditions under which a researcher's confidentiality is overridden by the duty to report or avert harm? Finally, identify the National Research Ethics Committee for social sciences and humanities.
Navigate to 'forskningsetikk.no'. Search for or navigate to the article 'Når barn og unge deltar i forskning'. Locate the section on 'Samtykkekompetanse, alder og rekruttering til forskning' (Consent competence, age, and recruitment to research). Identify the specific consent requirements for participants aged 16-18 in social science research, particularly concerning sensitive data. Locate the section on 'Konfidensialitet, meldeplikt og avvergingsplikt' (Confidentiality, duty to report, and duty to avert harm). Identify the exact conditions under which confidentiality is overridden by the duty to report (meldeplikt) and duty to avert harm (avvergingsplikt). Navigate to the 'Om oss' (About us) section of the website. From the 'Om oss' section, navigate to 'Komiteer og utvalg' (Committees and Boards). Identify and state the full name of the National Research Ethics Committee that specifically oversees social science and humanities research.
State that for social science research, youth over 15 can often consent themselves for less sensitive data, but for special categories of personal data, youth must be over 16 to consent independently. Also, parental consent is still needed for physical interventions or drug trials for those 16-18. State that confidentiality is overridden by the duty to report (meldeplikt) to child welfare services when there is a suspicion of serious neglect/abuse, and by the duty to avert harm (avvergingsplikt) to the police when there is a risk of future harm or to avoid a serious crime. State the name of the committee as 'The National Committee for Research Ethics in the Social Sciences and Humanities' (Den nasjonale forskningsetiske komité for samfunnsvitenskap og humaniora).