AQA GCSE Psychology · 8182
Paper 1
Revise: Ethical ConsiderationsThe right to withdraw means participants can stop taking part without punishment, guilt or pressure.
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GCSE Psychology · key term
A participant's right to stop taking part in research without penalty or pressure to continue.
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Paper 1
Revise: Ethical ConsiderationsThe right to withdraw means participants can stop taking part without punishment, guilt or pressure.
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A participant's freedom to stop taking part in research without pressure or penalty, including arrangements for requesting removal of their data.
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The right to withdraw means that participants can stop taking part without pressure or penalty. Researchers should explain this before the study and make it practical to use throughout. Initially agreeing to participate does not mean agreeing to continue regardless of what happens.