Swiss Reddit Study On Fake News Stirs Ethics Debate
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Estudo suíço sobre notícias falsas gera debate sobre ética
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It highlights a conundrum familiar to many researchers: how much information to withhold from participants to make the study realistic.
Researchers have a moral duty to respect the human rights and privacy of participants, inform them that they are taking part in research and gain consent for using their data.
Universities have ethics committees to make sure these duties are observed. And people are further protected by data protection laws and the Swiss constitution, which has clauses protecting the private sphere of citizens.
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