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13. Unique Roles, Unique Challenges: Graduate Students’ Involvement in Community–Academic Research

  • Josh Slatkoff , Rachel Phillips , Sarah Corrin , Tamara Rozeck-Allen und Teresa Strong-Wilson
© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. Contributors xvii
  6. Part I: The Ecology of Informed Consent in Vulnerable Child and Youth Populations and First Nations
  7. 1. Community-Based Research with Vulnerable Populations: Challenges for Ethics and Research Guidelines 3
  8. 2. Through the Community Looking Glass: Participant Consultation for Adolescent Risk Research 22
  9. 3. At the Edge of Consent: Participatory Research with Student Filmmakers 42
  10. Part II: Longitudinal Samples: Protecting Privacy and Maintaining Consent
  11. 4. A Youth Population Health Survey 59
  12. 5. The Ethics of Peeking behind the Fence: Issues Related to Studying Children’s Aggression and Victimization 70
  13. Part III: Weighing Benefits and Preventing Harms
  14. 6. The Ecstasy and the Agony of Collecting Sociometric Data in Public School Classrooms: Challenges, Community Concerns, and Pragmatic Solutions 93
  15. 7. Ivory Tower Ethics: Potential Conflict between Community Organizations and Agents of the Tri-council 111
  16. Part IV: The Special Case of Research with Groups 137
  17. 8. Youth on the Margins: Qualitative Research with Adolescent Groups 139
  18. 9. Walking a Fine Line: Negotiating Dual Roles in a Study with Adolescent Girls 157
  19. Part V: Child Protection Issues in Research with Vulnerable Children and Youth
  20. 10. Respect and Protect? Conducting Community–Academic Research with Street-Involved Youth 175
  21. 11. Conducting Research in Child Maltreatment: Problems and Prospects 190
  22. 12. The Study of Suicidality among Children and Youth: Preliminary Recommendations and Best Practices 207
  23. Part VI: Summary and Recommendations for Ethical Guidelines, Research, and Training
  24. 13. Unique Roles, Unique Challenges: Graduate Students’ Involvement in Community–Academic Research 221
  25. 14. Stepping into Community-Based Research: Preparing Students to Meet New Ethics and Professional Challenges 232
  26. 15. Including Vulnerable Populations in Community-Based Research: New Directions for Ethics Guidelines and Ethics Research 248
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