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Conducting socially sensitive research

When does psychology research become socially sensitive?

A

When it produces statistically significant results for participants or their wider group.

B

When it uses qualitative methods with participants from a wider group.

C

When it may have replication problems for researchers or their wider field.

D

When it may have social consequences for participants or their wider group.

Conducting socially sensitive research Flashcards

  1. AS Level
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  3. /Conducting socially sensitive research

Flashcards for OCR AS Level Psychology Conducting socially sensitive research, covering the key terms and definitions you need to recall. 23 cards, matched to the OCR AS Level Psychology (H167) specification.