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It refers to the correct rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research.

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If the experiment is ethical than the scientist or researcher have consent to do the experiment.

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"Ethical" basically means "doing the right thing" as in not mistreating anyone.

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Ethical refers to the correct rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research.

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it means the experiment has correct rules and isn't harming anyone

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If an experiment is ethical it does no harm to participants, and is honest with them and protects their privacy.

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The purpose of the Milgrim Experiment was to test the degree of  ¨normal people´s¨ obedience to authority. The experiment was created to understand how so many people participated in the Holocaust in WW2.

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The Milgrim Experiment was supposed to test if people would follow evil orders from authority. They participants were told to give electric shocks to people who gave wrong answers on a test. The shocks were fake, but most participants didn't know that and followed orders.

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For an experiment to be ethical, means the researchers has responsibility to protect participants or to examine on them from harm.

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Experiment was trying to find out if social settings can pressure people to conform.

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the goal was to see how far the people would obey their orders

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The hypothesis was that people would follow orders from authority, even when it potentially meant hurting someone.

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The experiment was questionable because it lied to the participants and caused psychological harm. The participants didn't know that the point was to see if they followed orders , and they were lied to and believed that the "shocks" they were giving were real. The sense of guilt for hurting people caused some psychological trauma and PTSD for people as well.

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They put people in a room to answer a question and to see if the naive person would agree with the fake contestants. The fake contestants would say the wrong answer for 12 out of 18 trials, in hope of the real one to say the wrong answer too.

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the hypothesis was that if people are under the right circumstances people would follow their directions

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The purpose of this experiment was to find out whether or not the brutality reported among guards in American prisons. Participants were assigned to either role randomly in a simulated prison environment.

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This experiment was to observe how far the participants were willing to obey the experimenter. Even though what they were doing was wrong.

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Participants in this experiment were separated into "guards" and "prisoners", with "guards" given all the power for how "prisoners" were treated. Mistreatment of the "prisoners" quickly escalated, and the experiment had to be stopped after just six days because it was getting too violent.

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The purpose of the experiment was to see if the research subjects would continue to give the shocks.

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They were testing and focusing on the conflict between obedience to authority and personal conscience. They were also testing the effect of punishment on learning.

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The hypothesis they were testing for was whether guards would abuse their power over prisoners. Basically, would people abuse the power they were given.

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Many people believed the experiment didnt protect people mental because if they wouldve said the wrong answer they wouldve felt stressed. But I think it wasnt ethical because they didnt test different age groups or genders so the results isnt valid and the contestant didnt fall for the trick because the testing was easy.

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The hypothesis of this experiment was to test whether the guards or prisoners would abuse their power against each other.

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The Stanford Prison Experiment was ethically questionable mainly due to the mistreatment of the prisoners by the guards. Many prisoners were humiliated and abused by the guards, cause psychological harm.

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The hypothesis was that under the right circumstances, people would follow directions of an authority figure to the extent of harming or even killing others.

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This experiment was mainly ethically questionable due to humiliation and mistreatment of the prisoners by the guards. Many prisoners were being abused by the power of the guards which caused an effect of psychological harm.

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This experiment was questionable mainly because of the mistreatment of the prisoners by the guards. Many of the prisoners were embarrassed and humiliated by the guards.

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Asch's Conformity Experiment used fake participants to pressure the real participant to give the wrong answer for a question about which line was longer.

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If the experiment is ethical than the scientist or researcher have consent to do the experiment

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Asch's Conformity Experiment was not ethical because it lied to the participants by having fake participants there.

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ethical means that have been tested and tried out a lot of times and it will not fail.

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Basically they thought that social pressure could be used to get participants to give an answer they knew was wrong, and it worked.

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Basically they were testing for whether people abuse their authority when given power.

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This experiment was to get a poll on how far people can go with obeying the experimenter. However , they knew that it was an bad idea to do so.

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To be ethical is being moral. You know right from wrong and you always do right.

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The milgrim experiment was to conduct one by focusing on obedience. The goal was to test people's limit and see how many orders will they obey.

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The hypothesis was to see if people world listen and follow the orders of the authority, but even doe they might have to hurt people.

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Asch's conformity experiment had mock participants to force/pressure the other participants to aim to get them to answer question(s) wrong.

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This experiment was questionable because of the fact the prisoners was being mistreated by the guards. This experiment is not ethical because the prisoners was horrified by the guards.

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This reason for this experiment is to see the cruel report of the guards and the prisoners. There were participant that was assigned to be guards or prisoners randomly.

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To be ethical the participants must be protected from both physical and psychological harm

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The experiment was meant to test a person's obedience to authority to test how far people limits can go and how much they can take before they break.

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This experiment was to research how far people would go in obeying an instruction if it involved harming another person. Whereas, it was not a great idea.

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the Hypothesis was to see if people would still obey even if it was wrong

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This experiment was questionable because they had no knowledge of the guards going to harm them

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The purpose of this experiment was to find out whether or not the brutality reported among guards in American prisons. Participants were assigned to either role randomly in a simulated prison environment.

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The hypothesis they were testing for was whether guards would abuse their power over prisoners. Basically, would people abuse the power they were given.

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To be ethical it means, the experiment will not fail & is unharmed.

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They were testing to see whether they were obedient or not to authority.

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This experiment was questionable because the fact that the prisoners were being mistreated and abused by the guards which made them feel a way.

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This experiment was meant to see the affects of the behavior change over time. Also, the participants were assured to random roles in the prison.

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The hypothesis was to see whether the participants were easily to conform with the situation or not and to see if they would abuse their power that they were given.

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For an experiment to be ethical, it has to have the consent of the participants and can't cause harm to any of the participants.

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This experiment basically tested how well people can obey orders, even if it meant hurting someone else. This very unethical in all kinds of ways.

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They were testing to see if people would listen to a higher authority. Their hypothesis was that people would listen to orders from a higher authority even if it meant hurting somebody.

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for an experiment to be ethical, it has to follow certain guidelines and always keep it humane.

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It was an experiment that tested how far a person would go when being to what to do no matter how harsh.

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What was questionable about this project is the fact that people were not told they weren't really actually hurting people. Instead they were mislead into thinking the opposite in order to get potent reactions for reliable results. Nothing about this experiment was ethical. Not only were participants lied to, they were also effected by the experiment in harmful ways. Some people developed PTSD and others, some kind of psychological disorder.

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The purpose of this experiment was to test the cruelty of guards towards prisoners. Participants were split up and given either the guard role or prisoner role.

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The hypothesis was that the guards was show cruelty towards the prisoners. They were testing to see if the guards would abuse their power and do unmoral things to the prisoners.

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What was questionable about this experiment was the fact that it was the mistreatment and embarrassment of the prisoners. The guards unquestionably abused their power upon the prisoners and caused serious harm to the prisoners, not realizing that the roles could have easily been switched due to them being participants in the experiment. This was beyond unethical due to the simple fact that people were hurt during this experiment.

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False party participants were used to pressure a real participant into saying an incorrect answer. In a short 18 trials, an participant is to answer as many questions right as possible, even if the fake participants are blurting the wrong answer.

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They were testing to see if the real participant would say the wrong answer because everyone else was too. The hypothesis was that the participant would be pressured into saying the wrong answer because the false party was.

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What made this experiment questionable was the simple fact that the participants were manipulated and lied to. It would have been more ethical to use real participants for the experiment and just have everyone say the wrong answer except for one. This was also not ethical due to the simple fact that the participant isn't getting a full discloser on the situation they are in.