Strategies

Questions to consider regarding the norms and values of those involved in the study and alignment of these to the research

“Who is involved in the study? - What are the ethical expectations of the community/participants/authors? - What is the ethical stance of the researcher? (For example, a mismatch between the ethical stance of the researcher and the community/ participant we use participant to refer to those choosing to participate in research, those where consent-waivers may be in place or where some stakeholders may fulfil participant-researcher roles (e.g., teachers), and those 'data subjects' whose data is used in research often without their knowledge. /author may create ethical complications).18 - What are the ethical traditions of researchers’ and/or author/participants’ cultures or countries? - If research data is housed in a repository for reuse, how might individuals or communities be affected later? For example, data collected for one purpose might be reused later for a different purpose but the researcher’s relationship with the community from which the data came no longer exists. What possible risk or harm might result from reuse and publication of this information?1” (Markham and Buchanan, 2012, p. 9)

Challenge Instances Technology-mediated relationships between researchers and participants may serve to entrench, create, or miss opportunity to challenge, injustices.

Overarching Principles Respect for persons

Principles Autonomy

Sources AoIR report 2

Created At 2023-05-18T13:54:19.000Z

Title Questions to consider regarding the norms and values of those involved in the study and alignment of these to the research