Ethical application

Definition

Ethical application involves adhering to moral principles and guidelines when using psychological theories and conducting research. It ensures that individuals' rights and well-being are respected and protected.

Related terms

Informed consent: This is obtaining permission from participants before involving them in any study or experiment after providing them with relevant information about the purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits.

Confidentiality:

It refers to keeping participants' personal information private and not disclosing it without explicit permission.

Debriefing:

After completing an experiment or study, debriefing involves providing participants with additional information about the study's goals and addressing any concerns they may have had during participation.