Participation should take no longer than 20 minutes and involves completing an online survey in which you will answer questions about your personal and professional viewpoints on various ethical and behavioural issues that align with psychology’s code of ethics. You will also be asked some brief demographic questions, about your age, gender, state (location), tertiary qualification, and current study/registration status within the field of psychology.
There is no payment or reward for participating in this study. The data collected will be presented in Ms Melinda Lee’s Honours Dissertation, and may also be presented at academic conferences, and/or published in summary within peer-reviewed journals. Your confidentiality is assured, as your data will be stored without reference to your name or other identifying information on password protected drives for a minimum of ten years. Only the investigators named in this statement will have access to the aggregated data, and no individual participant will be identified in, or could be identified from any published report.
Participation is anonymous and entirely voluntary. Whether or not you decide to participate is your decision and will not disadvantage you. If you do decide to participate, you may withdraw yourself and your data from the project at any time (prior to submitting your data at the end of your participation), without reason or consequence.
