Ethics in Qualitative Study in Social Work: Systematic Review

Abstract

For most of the research process, participants of humans are essential. When a human is participating in research, the main person who handles the study or the person managing the investigation is responsible for protecting the rights of those participants. By following standard ethical guidelines, a researcher can protect the rights of those participants. Voluntary Participation and Informed Consent, Anonymity and Confidentiality, Communication done through telephones, Session Implementation and Triangulation of the Environment for interviews, Analysis of data and distribution of the results, Obstacles of a Cultural and Linguistic Nature and Managing and Handling Anxiety During an Interview is the elements which have been considered in this paper. This study investigated entirely based on secondary index journal articles adopted a systematic review as a method. Moreover, when a researcher joins people from diverse cultures in the interview process, it is essential to enhance their awareness of those cultures and build flexibility within the review process. This study contributes to social science and remarkable Social work linked qualitative inquiry to provide a good data collection process to find new insights.