University of Nottingham Ningbo
Rearch Ethics Checklist for
Undergraduate and Taught Masters Students
[strongly informed by the ESRC (2012) Framework for Rearch Ethics]
A checklist should be completed for every rearch project or thesis where the rearch involves the participation of people, the u of condary datats or archives relating to people and/or access to field sites or animals. It will be ud to identify whether a full application for ethics approval needs to be submitted.
You must not begin data collection or approach potential rearch participants until you have completed this form, received ethical clearance, and submitted this form for retention with the appropriate administrative staff.
Completing the form includes providing brief details about yourlf and the rearch in Sect
ions 1 and 2 and ticking some boxes in Sections 3 and/or 4, 5, 6. Ticking a shaded box in Sections 3, 4, 5 or 6 requires further action by the rearcher. Two things need to be stresd:
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▪Ticking one or more shaded boxes does not mean that you cannot conduct your rearch as currently anticipated; however, it does mean that further questions will need to be asked and addresd, further discussions will need to take place, and alternatives may need to be considered or additional actions undertaken.
▪Avoiding the shaded boxes does not mean that ethical considerations can subquently be 'forgotten'; on the contrary, rearch ethics - for everyone and in every project – should involve an ongoing process of reflection and debate.
The following checklist is a starting point for an ongoing process of reflection about the ethical issues concerning your study.
SECTION 1: THE RESEARCHER(S)
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1.1: Name of principal rearcher (in CAPITALS):
1.2: Status: ☐ Undergraduate student
☐ Postgraduate taught student
商务英语翻译1.3: School/Division:
1.4: Student ID number:
1.5: Degree programme:
1.6: Module name/number:
1.7: Email address:
1.8: Names of other project members (if applicable):
1.9: Name of supervisor for disrtations; module convenor or staff member for other rearch projects:
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1.10: I have read the University of Nottingham Ningbo Code of Rearch Conduct and Rearch Ethics: | ☐ | ☐ |
1.11: (If applicable)I have read the University of Nottingham’s e- Ethics@Nottingham: Ethical Issues in Digitally Bad Rearch (2012) and agree to abide by it ingham.edu/en/rearch/documents/e-ethics-at-the-university-of-nottingham.pdf | ☐ | ☐ |
1.12: When conducting rearch on people (Section 5) I will prepare both a participant connt form as well as an information sheet. I am aware that the following templates are available on the Ethics webpage: -Participant connt form 1 -Participant Information Sheet English and Chine | 国家要案下载☐ | ☐ |
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SECTION 2: THE RESEARCH
2.1: Title of project:
Plea provide brief details (50-150 words) about your propod rearch, as indicated in each ction
2.2: Rearch question(s) or aim(s)
2.3: Summary of Method(s) of data collection
2.4: Propod site(s) of data collection
2.5: How will access to participants and/or sites be gained?
SECTION 3: RESEARCH INVOLVING USE OF SECONDARY DATASETS OR ARCHIVES RELATING TO PEOPLE
If your rearch involves u of condary datats or archives relating to people all que
stions in Section 3 must be answered. If it does not, plea tick the ‘not relevant’ box and go to Section 4.
Plea answer each question by ticking the appropriate box.
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3.1: Is the risk of disclosure of the identity of individuals low or non-existent in the u of this condary data or archive? | ovaltine ☐ | 蝎子乐队经典歌曲 ☐ |
3.2: Have you complied with the data access requirements of the supplier (where relevant), including any provisions relating to presumed connt and potential risk of disclosure of nsitive information? | ☐ | ☐ |
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SECTION 4: RESEARCH INVOLVING ACCESS TO FIELD SITES AND ANIMALS
If your rearch involves access to field sites and/or animals all questions in Section 4 must be answered. If it does not, plea tick the ‘not relevant’ box and go to Section 5.
Plea answer each question by ticking the appropriate box.
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4.1: Has access been granted to the site? | ☐ | god is girl歌词☐ |
4.2: Does the site have an official protective designation of any kind? | ☐ | ☐ |
If yes, have the ur guidelines of the body managing the site a) been accesd? b) been integrated into the rearch methodology? | ☐ | ☐ |
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4.3: Will this rearch place the site, its associated wildlife and other people using the site at any greater physical risks than are experienced during normal site usage? | ☐ | ☐ |
4.4: Will this rearch involve the collection of any materials from the site? | ☐ | ☐ |
4.5: Will this rearch expo the rearcher(s) to any significant risk of physical or emotional harm? | ☐ | ☐ |
4.6: Will the rearch involve vertebrate animals (fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals) or the common octopus (Octopus vulgaris) in any capacity? | ☐ | ☐ |
If yes, will the rearch with vertebrates or octopi involve handling or interfering with the animal in any way or involve any activity that may cau pain, suffering, distress or lasting harm to the animal? | 当幸福来敲门插曲☐ | ☐ |
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