Significant Ethical Concern

Definition

A significant ethical concern refers to a moral issue or dilemma that arises when conducting research or implementing practices that may potentially harm participants or violate their rights.

Related terms

Informed Consent:

Obtaining permission from participants after providing them with all necessary information about the study or procedure.

Debriefing:

Providing participants with explanations, feedback, and support after their participation in a study has ended.

Confidentiality:

Ensuring that any personal information shared by participants is kept private and not disclosed without their consent.