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Describe the structure of the framework used to evaluate the ethics of psychological research projects. Identify the key components that must intersect to ensure a comprehensive ethical assessment and specify the number of elements in each component.
Question: Describe the structure of the framework used to evaluate the ethics of psychological research projects. Identify the key components that must intersect to ensure a comprehensive ethical assessment and specify the number of elements in each component.
Sample answer: According to the Ethical Research Framework, a comprehensive ethical assessment is structured around the intersection of two key components: four foundational moral principles and three specific groups of people (stakeholders) who are impacted by the scientific endeavor. A thorough evaluation requires systematically examining how each of these four principles applies to each of the three groups.
Key points:
- A structured framework is used to systematically evaluate research ethics.
- The framework requires examining the intersection of moral principles and affected stakeholder groups.
- There are exactly four foundational moral principles in this framework.
- There are exactly three specific groups of people impacted by the scientific endeavor.
Rubric: The response must identify the two main components of the framework (foundational moral principles and affected groups of people). It must correctly specify that there are four moral principles and three affected groups, and state that the assessment is achieved by examining their intersection.
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