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- 3. Tuskegee Experiment http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0762136.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_experiment
- 4. Milgram Obedience Study (1961)
- 12. How can we protect visitors when videotaping?
- 13. Videotaping visitors Simple implied consent
- 14. Videotaping visitors Standard implied consent
- 17. System for protecting subjects Institutional Review Board (IRB) Gov’t guidelines Museum Researcher
- 21. 3 Working Groups Name Group Alice Stevenson 1 Amy Henson 3 Amy Niedbalski any Anna Lindgren-Streicher 2 Beth Johnson 3 Betsy Adamson 2 Brent Williams 3 Name Group David Callahan 1 Eileen Sheu 2 Jane Schaefer 1 Julie Fritsch 3 Laetitia Habimana 1 Scott Ewing 2
- 22. Resources for learning more
- 23. Resources
- 25. Resources
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- Before we get into actually setting up video, want to talk about protecting and complying with fed guidelines
- Interested in obedience to Nazis Experiment ordering subjects to give lethal level electric shocks to someone (fake) Subjects showed huge signs of stress, but most gave the shocks
- Risks in informalL Interviewing people about sensitive topics Recording people
- Inform them Get their consent - allow them to say ‘no’ Minimize risk to bystanders Next are a few approved ways to get informed consent Implied vs. explicit consent
- Implied consent - simple set up with signs (English & Spanish), come back after 4pm Camera and mics in plain view Entrance and Exit (feels easier to leave)
- Implied consent - complex set up with camera and mics mounted - still obvious Usually have four mics Multiple exhibits in the area - reduces reactivity at “target” exhibit Don’t use on school days - minimize risk of kids without parental consent
- What is the system for protecting hs? How do we know that our methods are OK?
- ***Children can be included in public observations as long as the researcher doesn’t participate in activities
- Case studies
- More yellow pages in your packet, plus [next slide]
- Health and Human Services - Office for Human Research Protections - Belmont
- Online training courses
- VSA making relationships with IRBs Explo’s umbrella protocol IRB’s will help you Use Resources Sheet we gave you