consent from research participants. 3 Practical How do we assess the Comparison exercise: use extracts from the Bias problems success or failure of work of different sociologists (including Secondary sources sociological research? summary reviews of published research identifying significant criticisms). Choosing the right research tools. Grounded theory (link to previous lesson – alternative approaches). Avoiding bias. Using secondary sources appropriately. Keeping costs under control. 4 Ethical problems What is the British Simulation: committee’ reviewing Ethics ‘ethics Sociological Association research proposals. Informed consent Ethical Code (provide a summary of main points)? Confidentiality The principle of informed consent. The Nuremburg Code.
consent from research participants. 3 Practical problems How do we assess the success or failure of sociological research? Choosing the right research tools. Grounded theory (link to previous lesson – alternative approaches). Avoiding bias. Using secondary sources appropriately. Keeping costs under control. Comparison exercise: use extracts from the work of different sociologists (including summary reviews of published research identifying significant criticisms). Bias Secondary sources 4 Ethical problems What is the British Sociological Association Ethical Code (provide a summary of main points)? The principle of informed consent. The Nuremburg Code. Simulation: ‘ethics committee’ reviewing research proposals. Ethics Informed consent Confidentiality
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