Ethical Considerations in Researching Children's Experiences
Published 1 January 2005
Marnie Hill, P. Alderson, P. Alderson, C. Goodey, P. Alderson, V. Morrow
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A considerable amount of research is being conducted among the youth population today, a population that creates a unique set of responsibilities for the researcher. According to ESOMAR's Guidelines on Interviewing Children and Young People, The welfare of the children and young people themselves is the overriding consideration - they must not be disturbed or harmed by the experience of being interviewed. This is the point of view we take when approaching a project involving children.
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PsychologySocial Sciences