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020			_a1461257247
020			_a9781461257240
035			_a(ATU)b13428275
035			_a(OCoLC)881321287
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245	0	4	_aThe Ethics of Social Research : _bFieldwork, Regulation, and Publication / _cedited by Joan E. Sieber.
264		1	_aNew York : _bSpringer-Verlag, _c1982.
264		4	_c©1982
300			_a187 pages ; _c23 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
490	1		_aSpringer Series in Social Psychology
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0		_aPart I. Ethnographic Fieldwork and Beneficial Reciprocity : -- 1. Harms, Benefits, Wrongs, and Rights in Fieldwork / Joan Cassell -- 2. Research Reciprocity Rather than Informed Consent in Fieldwork / Murray L. Wax -- 3. The Threat of the Stranger: Vulnerability, Reciprocity, and Fieldwork / Myron Glazer -- 4. Risks in the Publication of Fieldwork / Carole Gaar Johnson -- Part II. The Roles of Social Scientists in Research Regulation and in Giving Social Science to Society via the Mass Media : -- 5. A Proposed System of Regulation for the Protection of Participants in Low-Risk Areas of Applied Social Research / Donald T. Campbell and Joe Shelby Cecil -- 6. Regulation and Education: The Role of the Institutional Review Board in Social Science Research / Elizabeth Decker Tanke and Tony J. Tanke -- 7. Social Science in the Mass Media: Images and Evidence / S. Holly Stocking and Sharon L. Dunwoody -- --
505	0	0	_gPart I. _tEthnographic Fieldwork and Beneficial Reciprocity : -- -- _g1. _tHarms, Benefits, Wrongs, and Rights in Fieldwork / Joan Cassell -- _tComparing Experimental Research with Fieldwork -- _tRelations between Investigators and Investigated -- _tRelations between Fieldworkers and Informants -- _tApplying Kantian Ethics to Fieldwork -- _tAnalyzing Wrongs -- _tConclusions -- -- _g2. _tResearch Reciprocity Rather than Informed Consent in Fieldwork / Murray L. Wax -- _tThe Context of the Moral Challenge -- _tOpenness, Deception, and Consent in Fieldwork -- _tThe "Consent Process" in the Community Study -- _tThe Relativity of "Informed" -- _tResearch Reciprocities -- -- _g3. _tThe Threat of the Stranger: Vulnerability, Reciprocity, and Fieldwork / Myron Glazer -- _tThe Pain of Words and the Right of Refusal -- _tThe Fear of Retaliation and the Problem of Fidelity -- _tThe Plight of Survivors and the Promise of Advocacy -- _tThe Face of Death and the Call of Compassion -- _tA Word of Summary and Acknowledgment -- -- _g4. _tRisks in the Publication of Fieldwork / Carole Gaar Johnson -- _tLessons in the Ethics of Publishing Fieldwork Exemplified by the Studies of Springdale and Plainville -- _tScientific Responsibility -- _tConsent to Risk Violation of Confidentiality -- _tPublication of Secrets -- _tGuidelines for "Ethical Proofreading" of Fieldwork Manuscripts -- _tDirections for Future Research on the Ethics of Publishing Fieldwork -- -- _gPart II. _tThe Roles of Social Scientists in Research Regulation and in Giving Social Science to Society via the Mass Media : -- -- _g5. _tA Proposed System of Regulation for the Protection of Participants in Low-Risk Areas of Applied Social Research / Donald T. Campbell and Joe Shelby Cecil -- _tProposed Regulations -- _tCritique of Campbell and Cecil's Proposal: Subjects Need More Protection / Ernest R. House -- _tCritique of Campbell and Cecil's Proposal: Don't Throw Out the Baby with the Bathwater / Norman M. Bradburn -- -- _g6. _tRegulation and Education: The Role of the Institutional Review Board in Social Science Research / Elizabeth Decker Tanke and Tony J. Tanke -- _tThe IRB and the Review Process: Examining the Research Proposal -- _tCommunication between the Board and the Investigator -- _tConclusion -- -- _g7. _tSocial Science in the Mass Media: Images and Evidence / S. Holly Stocking and Sharon L. Dunwoody -- _tResearch on the Process -- _tResearch Needs -- _tSome Implications and Practical Suggestions
650		0	_aSocial sciences _xResearch _xMoral and ethical aspects _9370661
700	1		_aSieber, Joan E., _eeditor. _9232143
830		0	_aSpringer series in social psychology. _9275143
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