Ethics and Psychology How has the introduction of codes of ethics and conduct changed the way Psychology research is conducted, and how has this contributed to equality, diversity, and inclusion? Psychology, as a scientific field, requires empirical investigation to comprehend the complexities of the mind and behaviour. Empirical research encompasses a diverse range of categories, including experimentation, observation, and case studies. However, to ensure methodological rigour and to adhere to the highest ethical standards, research must satisfy stringent conditions pertaining to diversity, inclusion, and equality. Psychology has made significant advances in ethical research methods over time, beginning with the adoption of the APA's code …show more content…
Additionally, by prioritizing non-discrimination and cultural differences, it has improved equality, diversity, and inclusion in research. Yet, discrepancies in the execution of these rules as displayed by Milgram and Zimbardo show that additional efforts are required to guarantee that ethical standards are applied uniformly in all areas. Evaluating the influence of ethical guidelines critically is critical for the advancement of psychology, equality, diversity, and inclusion. The field supports the use of codes since they are critical for research findings and participants well-being. Ethical rules urge researchers to examine the possible impact of their study on participants with disabilities and to guarantee accessibility and inclusion. As a result, new research methodologies and tools, such as assistive technology , that promote inclusion and accessibility for people with disabilities, have been developed , hence showing how ethical guidelines have led to positive changes in research. By promoting inclusion, diversity and equality researchers can ensure that their studies are representative of diverse populations and applicable to a broader range of individuals. Thus, the introduction of ethics has had a positive impact in the way research is conducted whilst promoting significant moral …show more content…
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