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2.4 Ethics — When Science Lost Its Conscience | Psychology 2e | Neil Chong-Kit

Course Contents

1.1 What Is Psychology — Why Measuring the Mind Is So Hard | Psychology 2e
1.2 History of Psychology — From Wundt to WEIRD — Psychology's Wild Reinventions | Psychology 2e
1.3 Contemporary Psychology — Psychology Is Way Bigger Than a Couch | Psychology 2e
1.4 Careers in Psychology — Your Degree Works Beyond the Therapy Office | Psychology 2e

2.1 Why Is Research Important — Why Your Gut Feeling Is Lying to You
2.2 Approaches to Research — Every Method Has a Fatal Flaw | Psychology 2e
2.3 Analyzing Findings — Why Ice Cream Does Not Cause Crime | Psychology 2e
2.4 Ethics — When Science Lost Its Conscience | Psychology 2e

3.1 Human Genetics — Your Genes Are Not Your Destiny | Psychology 2e
3.2 Cells of the Nervous System — How Your Brain Actually Fires a Signal | Psychology 2e
3.3 Parts of the Nervous System — Your Brain's Ancient Survival Software Explained | Psychology 2e
3.4 The Brain and Spinal Cord — Your Brain Is Rewriting Itself Right Now | Psychology 2e

4.1 What Is Consciousness — Your Brain's Hidden Clock Explained | Psychology 2e
4.2 Sleep and Why We Sleep — Your Brain Never Actually Turns Off | Psychology 2e
4.3 Stages of Sleep — Your Brain Never Actually Turns Off | Psychology 2e
4.4 Sleep Problems and Disorders — When Your Brain Betrays You at Night | Psychology 2e

5.1 Sensation versus Perception — Your Brain Is Editing Reality Right Now | Psychology 2e
5.2 Waves and Wavelengths — How Your Brain Decodes Light and Sound Waves | Psychology 2e
5.3 Vision — Your Brain Is Editing What You See | Psychology 2e
5.4 Hearing — How Your Brain Turns Pressure Waves Into Sound | Psychology 2e

Psychology 2e — Full Course (OpenStax) | Intro Psychology Lectures

1.1 What Is Psychology — Why Measuring the Mind Is So Hard | Psychology 2e
1.2 History of Psychology — From Wundt to WEIRD — Psychology's Wild Reinventions | Psychology 2e
1.3 Contemporary Psychology — Psychology Is Way Bigger Than a Couch | Psychology 2e

3.5 The Endocrine System — Where Do Hormones End and Neurons Begin | Psychology 2e

4.5 Substance Use and Abuse — How Drugs Hijack Your Brain's Own Chemistry | Psychology 2e

4.6 Other States of Consciousness — Can Your Mind Block Out Pain | Psychology 2e

5.5 The Other Senses — Your Hidden Senses Are Building Your Reality | Psychology 2e

5.6 Gestalt Principles of Perception — Your Brain Is Making It All Up | Psychology 2e

1.4 Careers in Psychology — Your Degree Works Beyond the Therapy Office | Psychology 2e

2.1 Why Is Research Important — Why Your Gut Feeling Is Lying to You
2.2 Approaches to Research — Every Method Has a Fatal Flaw | Psychology 2e
2.3 Analyzing Findings — Why Ice Cream Does Not Cause Crime | Psychology 2e
2.4 Ethics — When Science Lost Its Conscience | Psychology 2e

3.1 Human Genetics — Your Genes Are Not Your Destiny | Psychology 2e
3.2 Cells of the Nervous System — How Your Brain Actually Fires a Signal | Psychology 2e
3.3 Parts of the Nervous System — Your Brain's Ancient Survival Software Explained | Psychology 2e
3.4 The Brain and Spinal Cord — Your Brain Is Rewriting Itself Right Now | Psychology 2e
3.5 The Endocrine System — Where Do Hormones End and Neurons Begin | Psychology 2e

4.1 What Is Consciousness — Your Brain's Hidden Clock Explained | Psychology 2e
4.2 Sleep and Why We Sleep — Your Brain Never Actually Turns Off | Psychology 2e
4.3 Stages of Sleep — Your Brain Never Actually Turns Off | Psychology 2e
4.4 Sleep Problems and Disorders — When Your Brain Betrays You at Night | Psychology 2e
4.5 Substance Use and Abuse — How Drugs Hijack Your Brain's Own Chemistry | Psychology 2e
4.6 Other States of Consciousness — Can Your Mind Block Out Pain | Psychology 2e

5.1 Sensation versus Perception — Your Brain Is Editing Reality Right Now | Psychology 2e
5.2 Waves and Wavelengths — How Your Brain Decodes Light and Sound Waves | Psychology 2e
5.3 Vision — Your Brain Is Editing What You See | Psychology 2e
5.4 Hearing — How Your Brain Turns Pressure Waves Into Sound | Psychology 2e
5.5 The Other Senses — Your Hidden Senses Are Building Your Reality | Psychology 2e
5.6 Gestalt Principles of Perception — Your Brain Is Making It All Up | Psychology 2e

Psychology 2e — Full Course (OpenStax) | Intro Psychology Lectures/Chapter 2 - Psychological Research/2.4 Ethics — When Science Lost Its Conscience | Psychology 2e

2.4 Ethics — When Science Lost Its Conscience | Psychology 2e

After this lesson you will be able to…

Learn about the unethical Tuskegee study and its impact on research ethics.
Understand the role of IRBs in ensuring ethical human research through informed consent.
Discover when and how deception is ethically permitted in psychological studies.
Learn about the ethical guidelines and oversight for animal research in psychology.
Consider emerging ethical challenges in psychological research, like virtual reality.

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This lesson explores how modern research ethics developed in response to some of history's most troubling scientific abuses — including the 40-year Tu...

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Quiz: Research Ethics, IRBs, and Ethical Oversight in Psychology

Fundamentals

Answer each question based on what was covered in the video lesson. No outside knowledge is needed — all answers can be found in the video.

Create: An Ethical Review Case Analysis

Practice

You will step into the role of an IRB member to evaluate a fictional research proposal, applying the ethical frameworks, rules, and safeguards covered in the video. This exercise builds your ability to think critically about research ethics — a skill essential for understanding how science earns public trust.

2.3 Analyzing Findings — Why Ice Cream Does Not Cause Crime | Psychology 2e

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