A previous post referred to the Ethics Workshops that took place in April and May in Thessaloniki. Here you can read the relevant post.
All presentations and documents used in those workshops are shared in this Google Document Folder.
All of you with a city.academic.gr account can view and download the documents. More analytically.
Presentations
Introducing Research Ethics: Policy and Procedure
Research Ethics and the UREC
The Online System and The Online System and Digital Resources
Useful Documents
Checklist for Ethics Reviewers
Example Ethics Forms presented in the Workshop
Application 1: Men and Violence: contextualising dangerousness in global cultural transformations
Application 2: The Normally Misbehaving Body: Exploring the everyday embodied experiences of children
Application 3: Who are Japan's Homeless: an examination of some of the attitudes surrounding the 'homeless' in Japan.
Application 4: Factors influencing the uptake of voluntary counselling and testing services for HIV/AIDS in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
Application 5: Please Stop Informing Me: Enabling people to use internet information to self-manage musculoskeletal pain
Application 6: The path less traveled: Academically able students who don’t progress to university
Comments: All applications above with comments from the reviewers
Many Thanks to Ana Vivas, HoD of Psychology, who organised and run the workshops and sharing these documents with us.
All presentations and documents used in those workshops are shared in this Google Document Folder.
All of you with a city.academic.gr account can view and download the documents. More analytically.
Presentations
Introducing Research Ethics: Policy and Procedure
Research Ethics and the UREC
The Online System and The Online System and Digital Resources
Useful Documents
Checklist for Ethics Reviewers
Example Ethics Forms presented in the Workshop
Application 1: Men and Violence: contextualising dangerousness in global cultural transformations
Application 2: The Normally Misbehaving Body: Exploring the everyday embodied experiences of children
Application 3: Who are Japan's Homeless: an examination of some of the attitudes surrounding the 'homeless' in Japan.
Application 4: Factors influencing the uptake of voluntary counselling and testing services for HIV/AIDS in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality in the Eastern Region of Ghana.
Application 5: Please Stop Informing Me: Enabling people to use internet information to self-manage musculoskeletal pain
Application 6: The path less traveled: Academically able students who don’t progress to university
Comments: All applications above with comments from the reviewers
Many Thanks to Ana Vivas, HoD of Psychology, who organised and run the workshops and sharing these documents with us.
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