On this page you will find resources to learn more about the ethics involved with conducting research. Although many of the resources here are in the field of psychology, you will find specific information below about NYU policies and protocols concerning research on human subjects.
Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing by At NYU, all research involving human subjects (funded or not funded) must be reviewed and approved by the University's Institutional Review Board (IRB) before being carried out. The UCAIHS, which serves as NYU's IRB for Washington Square units, is authorized by the federal government to review and approve research involving human subjects. Their site will help you:
Maintained by Scott Plous, Professor of Psychology at Wesleyan University, Social Psychology Network is one of the largest internet sites devoted to psychological research and teaching. Comprehensive and scholarly, this site boasts over 20,000 links related to psychology that are separated by subject area, with Research Ethics and Institutional Review falling under the Research Methods and Statistics section. Useful links include:
