Ethical problems inherent in psychological research based on internet communication as stored information

Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 28 (3):221-241 (2007)
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Abstract

This paper deals with certain ethical problems inherent in psychological research based on internet communication as stored information. Section 1 contains an analysis of research on Internet debates. In particular, it takes into account a famous example of deception for psychology research purposes. In section 2, the focus is on research on personal data in texts published on the Internet. Section 3 includes an attempt to formulate some ethical principles and guidelines, which should be regarded as fundamental in research on stored information

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