Fidelity is a mutual trust between researchers and participants. How can this principle be followed in research?
Kamila Alammar
If what is meant here is research that involves people through interviews or other methodologies, then it is necessary to obtain the permission of the subjects through transparent procedures. The researcher has to explain to them the purpose and importance of the research and that their responses and identities will be strictly confidential. Lastly, they have to be informed about the findings of the research.
Hello Kamila; I would add to Victor's remark that nearly all institutions have ethical practice committees that see all such research proposals. The participants ought to be informed about this oversight in addition to what Victor mentioned. Best regards, Jim Des Lauriers
Good question , it is a self imposed subject , how much you are transparent to yourself and practice fidelity in science....
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