Concerns of Psychology Researchers Working with Marginalised Groups

Personality and social psychology researchers must consider a number of ethical factors when conducting research involving marginalised populations. These considerations may differ depending on whether the researcher belongs to the community they are researching or not. Dr Hannah Snidman from Marymount University sought to explore the experiences of researchers who work with underrepresented groups. Her work provides insights into current concerns and best practice recommendations when conducting research with marginalised populations.