1. responsibility

2. responsibility is multiplied, not divided.

3. informed consent

what is "informed"?

"willingness to participate" criterion

incompetents, children

candid camera syndrome

4. deception & debriefing

failure of debriefing (eg., bogus pipeline)

outcome v. process debriefing

5. freedom to decline participation v. coercion

(requirements in Introduction to Psychology)

6. clear agreement--promises & commitments

7. minimizing risk/harm

8. debriefing (v. involuntary self-knowledge)

9. responsibility for aftereffects--follow-up

10. confidentiality

What needs to addressed in "Ethical Considerations"

    Informed Consent -- explicitly state it will be obtained and how

    What do you mean by "informed"?

    Debriefing necessary? What information will you give?

    Involuntary self-knowledge a problem?

    Confidentiality assured? How?

    Aftereffects?

    Promises? How will they be fulfilled?

As necessary, address:

    Coercion

    Deception

    Risk or harm