What is the participant's good? A neglected ethical question in psycho-social research

Bowker, Matthew H.

doi:10.1057/pcs.2010.16

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“…A synthesis is a process that involved a generation of ideas from a capacity to collect and examined data from various sources 23 . Thus, it serves as an important element in psychoanalytic to section experiences to address oblivious and forceful drives of human identities 16 .…”

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“…This is particularly valid with the challenging development of a theoretical framework because of multifaceted and the multitude that varied the constructs of millennial researchers in ethical practices. Considering indistinct and variation in the development process of ethical decision making, the presence of psychoanalytic approach to further comprehend millennial research endeavor is sensible to unearth the enriching contribution of experiences, the oblivious desire, and resistance components that makeup the dominant part of person's identities 15 , and exemplify general psychological approaches and inspirations 16 that have been unexplored extensively in the previous ethics and behavioral decision making research. As indicated by Danforth 17 , practicality outlines the inability of the researcher to depict the social movement precisely.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Millennial Researchers’ Ethical Decision Model: A Psychoanalytic Approach

Khalid¹,

Ghani²,

Omar³

et al. 2015

adv sci lett

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Little is known on the psychoanalytic approach underlies ethical decision impetus of millennial researchers in Malaysia, let alone an integrated model of ethical decision making due to dearth of empirical support to further understand their ethical wisdom and sensible conduct in research. The millennials are those aged between 32 and below, and making up over 40 percent of the Malaysian population. Due to generational characteristics, millennial researchers are believed to have less ethical tolerance. The undervaluation of ethical dimensions has caused practical disability of researchers to describe social activities accurately, and to employ adequate justification of social hope and moral justification. Accordingly, this study is important to synthesis the underlying factors of ethical decision making for millennial researchers. This paper focuses on the triangulation of moral development theory, theory of reasoned action, and psychoanalytic theory to support the third thrust of National Higher Education Strategic Plan wherein to enhance research and innovation. The model will address the gap between theory, practice, and process that allows for the construction of complementary perspectives on ethical decision making in interdisciplinary research. Thus, it enriches the understanding to adequately explain social reality. This approach helps to generate a more complete knowledge about the contemporary issues in research.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%