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It is unclear what, if any, voice children and adolescents have had in the development of these ethical guidelines. The objective of this systematic review was to examine ethical issues surrounding research with children and adolescents from their perspective as participants. Specific questions that guided this review were:
- Stacey Crane, Marion E. Broome
- 10.1111/wvn.12209
- 2017
- 2017/06
Feb 8, 2022 · Sometimes parents or legal guardians may compromise the rights of children and adolescents for not participating by giving consent to ensure children’s access to specialized treatment (Luna, 2008; Carroll and Gutmann, 2011). Similarly, in the case of institutional consent (e.g., schools agreeing to allow private organizations to conduct ...
Jan 26, 2024 · As concerns arise regarding the effects of social media usage on children’s mental health, state legislators are introducing measures to protect children while using the internet and internet-based forms of communication, including social media. The legislation includes bills and resolutions that: Create study commissions and task forces.
The current paper reviews ethical issues and considerations relevant to exposure therapy for children and provides suggestions for the ethical use of this treatment. Keywords: anxiety, children, exposure therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, ethics. Exposure-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been established as the evidence-based ...
- Jennifer A. Gola, Rinad S. Beidas, Diana Antinoro-Burke, Hilary E. Kratz, Randy Fingerhut
- 2016
- Introduction
- Background and Context
- General Advances in The Law of Informational Privacy
- Children’s Interests in Informational Privacy Cases
- Judicial Acknowledgments of Specific Interest of and Harm to Children
- Indications of Prioritisation of Parental Control and Consent
- Implications of Prioritisation of Parental Control and Consent
- The Need For Adjustment in Focus in Children’s Informational Privacy Cases
- Conclusion
Protecting children’s informational privacy has never been more difficult. In this article I seek to explore the extent to which the legal protection of a child’s informational privacy depends upon parental control and consent and how this factor is incorporated into the law which seeks to protect children’s informational privacy. In addressing the...
One of the implications of communications technology development, especially online, is that it has weakened individuals’ ability to control their private information. This relates not only to the mechanics of modern communications, including the speed and detail with which information can be obtained and shared, but also to evolving social and cul...
Let us now bring our attention to the law. Before we focus upon the courts’ approach to children’s informational privacy in particular, we should briefly highlight some of the general advances the courts have made in informational privacy law. Certain privacy promotive and privacy protective principles have been developed and emphasised by both the...
Let us now focus upon children’s interests in informational privacy cases, including how children’s interests might arise in such cases, and the general legal principles that are relevant in cases in which children’s interests arise.
Against this background of the different ways in which children’s interests arise in informational privacy cases, and the important general principles about how the courts should approach children’s interests, the courts have in a number of informational privacy cases acknowledged the specific privacy interests of children and the specific harm of ...
Despite this setting, outcomes of cases involving children’s informational privacy do not show a consistent focus on or prioritisation of children’s interests. On the contrary, the courts are prioritising parental control and consent. Although many cases see the courts upholding children’s privacy interests, and although in some cases where privacy...
The central implication of judicial prioritisation of parental control and consent, or parental wishes and behaviour, in cases involving children’s informational privacy rights is that it risks laying a legal terrain that is unwelcoming to and unaccommodating for the protection and vindication of children’s informational privacy rights when they co...
It might be argued that the gravity of these implications is inflated or sensationalised, in accordance with a Luddite agenda. The fact remains, however, that weak legal protection of privacy is one layer of protection removed from children growing up in an environment in which the sharing of private information appears to have become all but insti...
There has been overall progress in the judicial recognition of the importance of the human right to privacy and the courts’ willingness and ability to protect an individual’s privacy. In many cases concerning a child’s informational privacy in the English and ECHR court jurisdictions, the child’s privacy right or privacy interests have been vindica...
- Jelena Gligorijević
- 2019
May 2, 2023 · the commodification of children, and the enabling of a culture geared at up-selling them products and services the gendered marketing of toys and an increased focus on appearance for girls (which ...
May 1, 2009 · Abstract. Psychotherapy research studies can place particular demands on clinicians, patients, and research staff due to the need to balance the pursuit of knowledge with the offer of treatment. However, the literature with regard to ethical considerations in psychotherapy trials is minimal. The current paper aims to depict CBT community ...
