Ethical Research Practices in Psychology: Comprehensive EPPP Study Guide
About this episode
This episode discusses ethical research practices in psychology, focusing on the principles from the Belmont Report and related regulations.
We elaborate on the four core principles from the Belmont Report—autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice—while detailing informed consent processes, protections for vulnerable populations, confidentiality safeguards, Institutional Review Board (IRB) functions, permissible use of deception with debriefing, and alignment with the APA Ethics Code and federal regulations such as 45 CFR
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