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|a The ethics of research with children and young people :
|b a practical handbook /
|c Priscilla Alderson and Virginia Morrow.
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|a Second edition.
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|a London :
|b SAGE,
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|a 161 pages :
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|a Revised edition of: Listening to children / Priscilla Alderson. 1995.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 143-156) and index.
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|a Machine generated contents note:
|t Defining some terms --
|t Research ethics --
|t purpose of this book: starting from uncertainty and the question format --
|t Researchers as insiders or outsiders --
|t contents of this book --
|g pt. 1
|t PLANNING STAGES --
|g 1.
|t Planning the research: purpose and methods --
|t Two basic questions --
|t Questions about purpose and methods --
|t Is the research worth doing? --
|t Do theories matter? --
|t Do viewpoints matter? --
|t Do methods matter? --
|t Three phases in growing awareness of research ethics --
|t Three ethics frameworks for assessing research --
|t Uncertainty -- the basis of ethical research --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 2.
|t Assessing harms and benefits --
|t Harms --
|t Benefits --
|t Risk, cost, harm and benefit assessments --
|t Confusion in risk-benefit assessments --
|t Risk of distress or humiliation --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 3.
|t Respect for rights: privacy and confidentiality --
|t Legal rights to confidentiality --
|t Opt-in or opt-out access --
|t Practical respect --
|t Privacy rights --
|t Data Protection Act 1998 --
|t Confidentiality or acknowledgement? --
|t Intimacy between strangers: research interviews --
|t Ethics and the Internet --
|t Respecting local values --
|t Privacy and encouraging freely given responses in face-to-face contact --
|t Does traditional ethics cover modern research experiences and relationships? --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 4.
|t Designing research: selection and participation --
|t Framing the topics and extent of the research --
|t Combining respect, inclusion and protection --
|t Does traditional ethics cover social exclusion? --
|t Images and symbols --
|t Beyond inclusion to participation: children and young people as researchers --
|t UN-related work with young people --
|t Respecting young researchers' own qualities --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 5.
|t Money matters: contracts, funding research and paying participants --
|t Planning, budgeting and research agendas --
|t Ethics and funding sources --
|t Carbon costs --
|t Ethics and contracts --
|t Freedom to publish --
|t Paying young researchers and participants --
|t Payments in context --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 6.
|t Reviewing aims and methods: ethics guidance and committees --
|t Review and revision of research aims and methods --
|t Does social research need research ethics committees? --
|t Recent experiences with research ethics committees --
|t International standards --
|t national social research ethics forum? --
|t Summary of questions --
|g pt. 2
|t DATA COLLECTING STAGE --
|g 7.
|t Information --
|t Spoken and written information --
|t Research information leaflets --
|t Leaflet layout --
|t Examples of research information leaflets --
|t Leaflets in other languages --
|t Information in semi-literate societies --
|t Relevant research? --
|t Two-way information exchanged throughout the research study --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 8.
|t Consent --
|t Consent and rights --
|t meaning of consent --
|t Consent to open-ended research --
|t Assent --
|t Consent and the law --
|t Consent by and for children and young people --
|t Double standards --
|t Complications in parental consent --
|t Defining and assessing competence to consent --
|t Levels of involvement in decision making --
|t Respecting consent and refusal --
|t Consent to longitudinal research --
|t Consent and secondary data analysis --
|t International standards of consent --
|t Research and international contexts --
|t Why respect children's consent? --
|t General questions about children's consent --
|t Summary of questions --
|g pt. 3
|t WRITING, REPORTING AND FOLLOW-UP STAGES --
|g 9.
|t Disseminating and implementing the findings --
|t Involving children in data analysis --
|t Dissemination: getting to the heart of debate and change --
|t Dissemination and implementation: children, young people and adults working together for change --
|t Problems with dissemination --
|t Creative ways round the problems --
|t Dissemination and the news media --
|t Critical readers and viewers --
|t Underlying attitudes to children and the 3 Ps --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 10.
|t impact on children --
|t What collective impact can research have on children and young people? --
|t Reviewing the impact of research on children --
|t Positive images --
|t Summary of questions --
|g 11.
|t Conclusion --
|t Ways forward for individuals and teams --
|t Questions that cannot be solved by individuals alone --
|t need for social research ethics authorities --
|t Summary of national policy --
|t Is the research worth doing? --
|t And finally...
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|a Social sciences
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|a Conduct of life
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|a Moral conditions.
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|a Ethics, Research
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|a Adolescent.
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|a Child.
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|a Morrow, Virginia,
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|a Alderson, Priscilla.
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