Research with High-Risk Populations Balancing Science, Ethics, and Law

Name: Research with High-Risk Populations Balancing Science, Ethics, and Law
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ISBN: 9781433804243

ISBN-10: 1433804247

ISBN-13: 9781433804243

Edition: 2009

Authors: David A. Buchanan, Celia B. Fisher, Lance Gable

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This title provides guidance to social scientists regarding their ethical and legal responsibilities to respond appropriately to threats of harm that may arise during the course of data collection.

Book details

List price: $49.95
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Publication date: 2/15/2009
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 256
Size: 7.25" wide x 10.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English



Contributors


Introduction




Historical, Theoretical, and Legal Perspectives



Goodness-of-Fit Ethics for Nonintervention Research Involving Dangerous and Illegal Behaviors




Legal Challenges Raised by Nonintervention Research Conducted Under High-Risk Circumstances




Conducting Research Ethically



Telephone Surveys of Traumatic Experiences and Other Sensitive Topics




Longitudinal Research in School Bullying: Adolescents Who Bully and Who Are Bullied




Suicide in a Natural History Study: Lessons and Insights Learned From a Follow-Up of Vietnam Veterans at Risk for Suicide




Using Public Data: Illustrations From Domestic Violence Research




Responding to Threats of Violence



Ethical Dilemmas in Conducting Field Research With Injection Drug Users




Ethical and Legal Issues in Conducting Treatment Research With Potentially Violent Individuals




Do Drug Abuse Researchers Have a Duty to Protect Third Parties From HIV Transmission? Moral Perspectives of Street Drug Users




Ethical and Legal Dilemmas in Ethnographic Field Research: Three Case Studies of Distressed Inner-City Families




Concluding Thoughts



Best Practices for Responding to Threats of Violence in Research Ethically and Legally



Index


About the Editors