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Running Head: LAUD HUMPHREY'S TEAROOM TRADE

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LAUD HUMPHREY'S TEAROOM TRADE

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1. Original text: Controversial psychological research methods and their influence on the development of formal ethical guidelines

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2. Original text: Ethical principles of psychologists andcode of conduct

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3. Original text: Student Journal of Psychological Science, 1(1), 4-12

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4. Original text: =====================1/3======================Laud  IntroductionDuring the early days of psychology, researchers often based their studies on introspection instead of social manipulations that have earned them the reputation of being indifferent toward ethics in modern psychology

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5. Original text: The present-day ethical guidelines would not support the idea of a researcher suppressing a person’s civil rights in order to expand the knowledge of human nature (Tharenou, Donohue, Cooper, 2007)

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6. Original text: Law-enforcement authorities and the public used to hold many stereotyped beliefs about men engaging in sexual acts in tearooms or fellatio that motivated Humphreys to gain more objective information about those men

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7. Original text: to be accepted in the tearooms and claimed to be a health-service interviewer once he visited the homes of some of them he had observed

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8. Original text: student in sociology, conducted a study that involved observing men who used to have sex with other men in tearooms secretly and then gather information about them to assess their public and home lives

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1. Original text: Re-design Humphrey's experiment so the same hypothesis could be addressed in an ethical research study The primary hypothesis of the Humphreys’ research was to gather information about gays who used to engage in homosexual acts in tearooms in order to understand their motives for visiting those places and their public lives

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2. Original text: How violating these guidelines was or could have been harmful to participants Humphreys researched at a time when men having sex with other men was illegal in the U

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3. Original text: The main present-day ethical guidelines that were violated include consent and deception

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4. Original text: Therefore, an ethical research study to address the same hypothesis should protect the participants from potential harm, obtain consent, avoid deception, and ensure privacy and confidentiality (American Psychological Association, 2010)

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5. Original text: The ethical guidelines that were violated In today’s world, Humphreys’ study is completely unethical, and it would never be approved by any psychological review board today

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6. Original text: org/ethics/code/index

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1. Original text: Re-design Humphrey's experiment so the same hypothesis could be addressed in an ethical research study The primary hypothesis of the Humphreys’ research was to gather information about gays who used to engage in homosexual acts in tearooms in order to understand their motives for visiting those places and their public lives

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2. Original text: How violating these guidelines was or could have been harmful to participants Humphreys researched at a time when men having sex with other men was illegal in the U

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3. Original text: Ethical principles of psychologists andcode of conduct

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4. Original text:  ReferencesAmerican Psychological Association

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1. Original text: the risks involved, and that they have the right to withdraw from it at any time

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2. Original text: Presently, adherence to ethical principles has become a cornerstone for conducting meaningful and effective research

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3. Original text: Consent requires a researcher to explain the purpose and methods he will use in the study to participants, their role in the study

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1. Original text: Re-design Humphrey's experiment so the same hypothesis could be addressed in an ethical research study The primary hypothesis of the Humphreys’ research was to gather information about gays who used to engage in homosexual acts in tearooms in order to understand theirmotives for visiting those places and their public lives

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2. Original text: How violating these guidelines was or could have been harmful to participantsHumphreys researched at a time when men having sex with other men was illegal in the U

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1. Original text: Controversial psychological research methods and their influence on the development of formal ethical guidelines

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1. Original text: Re-design Humphrey's experiment so the same hypothesis could be addressed in an ethical research studyThe primary hypothesis of the Humphreys’ research was to gather information about gays who used to engage in homosexual acts in tearooms in order to understand theirmotives for visiting those places and their public lives

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1. Original text: Humphreys failed to obtain the informed consent of his subjects in the study by withholding information related to the methods, purpose, the risks involved, and their role in the study as well as denying them the opportunity to participate in the study voluntarily

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