When Conducting Observations to Be Used as Data in a Qualitative

question 2

Multiple Choice

When conducting observations to be used as data in a qualitative study, it is:

• A)always necessary to obtain informed consent from those being observed.
• B)not necessary to obtain informed consent if the observations are being conducted in a public place.
• C)not necessary to obtain informed consent if the observer is in full view of those being observed.
• D)only necessary to obtain informed consent if the study will be published.

Realize the implications of considering relationships and connectedness in ethical decision-making.

Understand John Fuller’s pyramid of concepts in peacemaking criminology.

Grasp the gender differences in moral development and ethical consideration as presented by scholars like Gilligan, West, and Noddings.

Comprehend the foundational principles and levels of the peacemaking criminology pyramid, including the importance of nonviolence.

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Definitions:

Price Changes

Refers to the variation in the cost of goods and services over time, often influenced by factors such as supply and demand, inflation, and market competition.

Consumption

The act of using goods and services to satisfy needs or desires.

Time Constraint

A limitation or restriction on the period within which something can be achieved.

Microeconomics

The branch of economics that focuses on the actions of individuals and industries, like the dynamics between buyers and sellers, borrowers and lenders.