The Ethical Principles Developed by Major Psychological Organizations Dictate That

question 21

Multiple Choice

The ethical principles developed by major psychological organizations dictate that potential research participants should be told enough about the experiment to

• A)make inaccurate guesses about its true purpose.
• B)accurately perceive demand characteristics.
• C)be able to give their informed consent.
• D)detect the researcher's hidden values.

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Definitions:

Procedural Justice

The concept that fair and transparent processes are crucial in decision-making contexts, leading to greater acceptance of decisions by those affected, even if the outcomes are not favorable to them.

Interactional Justice

The quality of the interpersonal treatment people receive when procedures are implemented, emphasizing respect and dignity.

Outcome Fairness

The perception among individuals that the outcomes of a decision or process are just, equitable, and appropriate.

Outcome Fairness

The perception that the results of a decision or process are distributed equitably among stakeholders.