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Whаt аre the three bаsic principles оf prоtectiоn of human research participants as identified in the Belmont report? 1 pt for each principle.
Reseаrchers increаsingly cоmmоnly include "pоsitionаlity statements" when sharing their research through manuscripts or presentations. As Douglas et al. (2022) described, this positionality relates to one social position in society concerning class, education, disability status, gender, ethnicity/race, languages spoken, religion, etc. For example, a researcher might write: "As a white, cisgender, middle-class woman researching the experiences of low-income, non-binary people of color, I acknowledge the inherent power dynamics and privilege I hold in this study and am committed to actively reflecting on how my social location may influence data collection and interpretation." See Douglas et al. (2022) for a further discussion as it relates to researcher-practitioner relationships. So, do you think sharing these statements is important? Why or why not? NOTE: I am not grading whether or not you think it is important. I am grading whether you have two clear reasons for your position.