Unethical Decision-Making

Definition

Unethical decision-making refers to the act of making choices or conducting research in a manner that violates ethical principles or standards. This includes actions such as deception, violation of privacy, and causing harm to participants.

Related terms

Deception:

Deliberately misleading participants in psychological research without their full knowledge or consent.

Informed Consent:

Obtaining permission from participants after they have been fully informed about the nature, purpose, risks, and benefits of participating in research.

Harmful Effects: Any negative consequences or adverse effects experienced by individuals as a result of their participation in psychological research.