Ethical Problem

Definition

An ethical problem refers to a moral dilemma or issue that arises when someone's actions or decisions conflict with accepted principles of right and wrong in a particular field.

Related terms

Informed Consent:

Obtaining permission from participants after providing them with all necessary information about the study, ensuring they understand the purpose, risks, and benefits involved.

Deception:

Intentionally misleading participants about certain aspects of the study to prevent bias or demand characteristics.

Confidentiality:

Ensuring that any personal information shared by participants during the study remains private and will not be disclosed without their consent.