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  #1 mrudujit on 12 Dec 16

   

  to abide by both the
  Code of Ethics and Conduct and also this Code of Human Research Ethics.
  Members should also draw the principles to the attention of research
  colleagues who are not members of the Society. Members should
  encourage colleagues, other organisations with whom they work and
  all researchers whom they supervise (e.g. research assistants and
  Code of Human Research Ethics 5
  postgraduate, undergraduate, A-level and GCSE students) to adopt
  them.
  Additional guidance on specific aspects of psychological research
  ethics can be found on the Society's website (www.bps.org.uk)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">to abide by both the <br /> Code of Ethics and Conduct and also this Code of Human Research Ethics. <br /> Members should also draw the principles to the attention of research <br /> colleagues who are not members of the Society. Members should <br /> encourage colleagues, other organisations with whom they work and <br /> all researchers whom they supervise (e.g. research assistants and <br /> Code of Human Research Ethics 5 <br /> postgraduate, undergraduate, A-level and GCSE students) to adopt <br /> them. <br /> Additional guidance on specific aspects of psychological research <br /> ethics can be found on the Society's website (<a href="http://www.bps.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bps.org.uk</a>)</div>

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