Original Article
Deaf Friendly Research? Toward Ethical Practice in Research Involving Deaf Participants
Authors
- Jenny Singleton
(Georgia Institute of Technology)
- Gabrielle Jones (University of Illinois)
- Shilpa Hanumantha (Gallaudet University)
Abstract
A study related to ethical practices in conducting research with deaf people. A review of various research agendas from multiple fields of studies related to deaf people such as linguistics, education, medicine, and speech pathology. All of these fields have their own agendas, yet they still look at same issues and the different perspectives of deaf individuals. Researchers are looking into the meaning of what constitutes ethical research into the lives of deaf people and are further defining what these ethical practices may look like.
Authors
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Jenny Singleton
(Psychology, Georgia Institute of Technology)
- Gabrielle Jones (Educational Psychology, University of Illinois)
- Shilpa Hanumantha (Psychology, Gallaudet University)
Keywords: Research , Deaf Community , Ethics , Sign Language