Too much information: visual research ethics in the age of wearable cameras.
作者： Tze Ming Mok , Flora Cornish , Jen Tarr
DOI: 10.1007/S12124-014-9289-8
关键词: Law 、 Common Rule 、 Sociology 、 Research ethics 、 Ethics of technology 、 Information ethics 、 Nursing ethics 、 Informed consent 、 Applied ethics 、 Beneficence 、 Engineering ethics
摘要: … Organisations charged with producing guidelines should work to develop codes of practice applicable to a broad range of visual capture technology, rather than focusing on specific …
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