Question

John is planning on conducting an experiment to see how men and women differ in geography performance. after describing the study to the participants, he gives them a written geography test. to make sure he does not mix up his data, he has each person write their name at the top of their test. before john leaves the room, he informs the participants that they should drop their exams in an open box outside his office door so that he can pick up the exams when he returns later that week. john's study should

Answer 1

John's study should  "not be approved because he has violated the ethical standard of confidentiality/privacy."

Privacy chances in examine identify with the identifiability of members, and the potential damages they, or gatherings to which they have a place, may involvement from the accumulation, utilize and exposure of individual data. Security dangers emerge at all phases of the exploration life cycle, including introductory gathering of data, utilize and investigation to address examine questions, dispersal of discoveries, stockpiling and maintenance of data, and transfer of records or gadgets on which data is put away.  

The moral obligation of confidentiality alludes to the commitment of an individual or association to protect endowed data. The moral obligation of classification incorporates commitments to shield data from unapproved get to, utilize, divulgence, alteration, misfortune or burglary. Satisfying the moral obligation of secrecy is fundamental to the trust connection amongst specialist and member, and to the respectability of the examination venture.