What are your predictions of how the two ethical principles, standards, or guidelines you selected from the APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct or AP-LS's Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists might be revised in the future, why they might be revised, and what the revision might look like and why.
A brief description of two statistical concepts that you think are most important to psychological research and explain why you think they are important. Then, briefly describe two different statistical concepts that you find most interesting and explain why you find them interesting. Finally, briefly describe, as best you can, two statistical concepts that are most difficult for you to understand and explain your difficulty in understanding them.
Select a forensic psychology research article of interest to you, and one that uses margin of error in reporting its results. Then give a brief description of the research article you selected and a brief summation of the sections on methods and results. Explain how the margin of error is reported in the article, and how and why the margin of error impacts the results of the study.
The assignment (2-3 pages):
Review this article "Interpersonal Dynamics in a Simulated Prison." Pay particular attention to the ethical standards followed in the Stanford Prison Experiment.
1. Briefly describe each ethical issue, problem, or flaw you found in the Stanford Prison Experiment.
2. Explain why you consider each to be an ethical issue, problem, or flaw.
3. Explain whether the same research, if conducted today, would be considered ethical or unethical and why or why not.
4. Justify your position citing specific APA ethical codes that apply.