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Chapter 2 Discussion Post

Chapter 2 Discussion Post

Q Chapter 2 discussed the Ethics of Psychological Research. Watch the following short video clip of a classic study in psychology in which participants were made to feel fear. Denis Côté. (2009, February 2). Schacter s Affiliation Study [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3imjiyLpBaU After watching the video, comment on the ethics of this study. Do you feel that it was acceptable to scare the participants? Why or why not? Be sure to include at least one of the topics learned in this section in your post (e.g., deception, informed consent, debriefing). In addition, make sure that you respond to at least one other person’s post regarding this topic. Please remember to be respectful and polite when responding to another post.

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It was unacceptable for the social psychologist to scare the subjects of his experiment. But unethical would have been actually treating them with an electric shock without actually informing them about the matter. Although lying is an unethical task when thought about it. But an actual lack of ethics would have been the administration of electric shocks without the prior informed consent of those apparently participating. The concept of humanistic psychology tells us that humans have free will and they practice it consciously.