Mental Health Research Ethics

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Ethics
Ethics in research is extremely important when dealing with literature reviews. This paper which has two parts will first examine two timelines, a research study and mental illness in adults. The time lines are in Appendix One and Appendix Two after the reference page.
Time Lines
Part One:
Prepare a timeline for each assignment for completing each part of these assignments.
(See “Appendix A and Appendix B”)
Part Two:
Research Study
Mental Health Research
Ethics in Research
Mental illness is a serious problem in society and around the world. Adults that have a mental illness have many problems, but therapy and treatment can mean all the difference in the world. The purpose may include to assure that all mental illness individuals have a …show more content…

I would research the population by researching the possibilities that the population can achieve great progress.
Informed Consent
The consent form must include any information pertaining to the participants of the study, so the participants know what is involved and how to protect themselves. Informed consent means that an individual of a study needs to sign the consent form to protect the individuals from harming themselves in the study. A consent form for mental illness needs to be accurate and any trials, therapy, and treatment must be signed by the participant to ensure safety. Some participants of mental illness may not be able to sign a consent form since they are not competent enough and may have fears.
There are certain elements or information that a participant must sign to be permitted in a research study. Some include the “purpose of the study, the risks involved, an explanation of procedures, a disclosure for any alternate treatments, benefits for society, confidentiality for participants, a volunteer statement, participants can stop at any time, and name, phone or emails of the participants.” (Millum, 2012, pp.

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