3.Quanlitative. It's a good way to collect data, such as questionnaires, survey, observation.

- Informed consent. participants will be given a bit of information about the research beforehand and we will get the participant's permission before commencing with the research. we will also get information from reliable sources prior to the research to show professionalism.

- privacy, confidentiality, and anonymity. As weight is a sensitive topic, we will definitely ensure that the participant's personal details are not tracked or kept in our records. Personal information will be replaced with numerical codes or made-up names, and we will ensure that their privacy is protected.

- Sensitive data. None of the information obtained will be divulged to any third party.

2. Issues of rights and personal dignity and freedom of the individual may be involved. Throughout the completion of research, we feel that the storage of data might be an issue as these anonymous interviews will be conducted through a computer and they have to be properly stored in a drive. There could be a possibility where the information might end up in the hands of someone else who might leak the information. Therefore it should only be accessible to members who are a part of the research team and professionals who are involved.

3. We value privacy a lot in our research. So we will not divulge any of the information collected to any third-party sources to protect our participant's privacy. we can also 
(1) check what data you can publish
Personal data or personally sensitive data that cannot be anonymized

Confidential data

(2) Select the data to be published

Start preparing the data set by selecting the data to be published and retained.

Data sets may include

Measurement/measurement data from experiments, including raw and/or processed data

3. Suggestion is that the study whether there is open or confidentiality, need careful to consider the advantages and disadvantages of the study result, we think the study is to cancel, because may have some influence on the second and the third group but also there are some unfair factors, even the researchers should be to protect their psychological health damage after don't let them down by results.

Disadvantages: a) The experimenter may be injured. 
b) It may be that some people are unable to complete the experiment process, making the results inaccurate. C) The results of the experiment may mislead some people about the right choice of exercise. D) Expose the personal information of participants in the experiment.


3. i would recommend her to make sure she follows the proper research ethics. It might be difficult to get students to participate in this research therefore she should refrain from using coercion and instead let students volunteer out of their own will. She should should ensure she has a solid understanding of the variety of ethical issues she might encounter and be prepared to tackle them when she faces it. She also has to remember that protecting participants and piloting research can help to address some of the ethical challenges, and also that some participants may be particularly vulnerable.

 

However, the first impression might leave unknown impacts on the first team. They would possibly be influenced by such sexually suggestive and explicit program and form their own opinion on these matters without enough guidance or experiences.
3 The extent to which artificially labeled class placement in average achievement status affects students' academic status.

Students classified as gifted cannot determine whether they are motivated to learn, ditto for students in poor classes. The effect of mixed achievement placement on the eventual gifted class being larger than the poor class is yet to be studied.