On demand webinar details  Psychology researchers seeking to apply the BPS Code of Human Research Ethics to their own specific research project can benefit from further explanation of the principles and illustrations of how they can be interpreted in specific contexts. This webinar will provide an overview of the BPS Code of Human Research Ethics (CHRE) and its development over the years. The four key Principles will be examined and linked to philosophical perspectives. Each section of the CHRE will then be discussed, with the use of examples to show how the Principles can be applied in practice. Finally, some dilemmas faced by psychologists working in challenging contexts will be explored and solutions offered.This webinar is available in English only. You wil have access to the webinar for eight weeks from the date of purchase. This webinar was originally delivered live in October 2023. Is this course right for me? This webinar is suitable for both psychology researchers both at their early and mid-career, and for seasoned professionals.   Learning outcomes  By the end of this two-hour webinar, participants will be able to:   Understand and explain basic philosophical positions on ethics.  Engage in situated reasoning in ethical practice.  Identify the range of stakeholders in their research.  Apply virtue ethics to research phases. Webinar Presenter Professor John Oates Professor John Oates has developed and delivered online education on research ethics at undergraduate, postgraduate and staff researcher levels, using multiple media, as part of my role at The Open University. I have delivered several webinars on attachment research for perinatal mental health practitioners, and one on media ethics as part of ITV/BBC training for psychologists working with broadcast productions. I presented a webinar on research ethics in the Massolit series. Price Price: £58.33 (+ VAT) Members: £35 (+ VAT) In addition to the site policies this course is subject to additional terms and conditions. Booking on behalf of an organisation? If you or your colleagues are looking to book onto this course as a group you can make savings by booking ten or more places. To find out more about our packages contact cpd@bps.org.uk Invoicing: If your organisation prefers invoicing over online payment that's no problem. We can invoice you for five or more purchases or if your purchase is for more than £250. In order to request a quote for 5 or more learners, please complete this form. If you are looking to book for fewer than 5 learners please proceed directly to requesting an invoice by completing the invoice request form. To request an invoice please complete this form. We also provide guidance to support this process. Please note, to raise an invoice you will need to provide a Purchase Order. Once the invoice has been paid we will provide your learners with details of how to access their learning.  Packages for BPS Accredited education providers: We can arrange special packages for our partners at BPS Accredited education providers so that you can offer further learning to your students and colleagues. Contact cpd@bps.org.uk to find out more.   Contact  This webinar has been organised by BPS Professional Development. You can contact us at cpd@bps.org.ukYou may also be interested in our other courses on BPS Learn, including those related to  research and your personal development.

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