Inside‐Out: Representational Ethics and Diverse Communities

• Published in: American journal of community psychology Vol. 60; no. 3-4; pp. 414 - 423
• Main Authors: Haarlammert, Miryam, Birman, Dina, Oberoi, Ashmeet, Moore, Wendy Jordana
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: England Blackwell Science Ltd 01.12.2017
• Subjects: Adolescents; Autonomy; Community; Community psychology; Community research; Culture; Deficit model; Ethics; Ethics, Research; Evangelicalism; Gender; Gender Identity; Humans; Insider/outsider dynamics; Intersectionality; Marginality; Medical ethics; Psychological distress; Psychologists; Psychology; Psychology - ethics; Representational ethics; Research ethics; Research Personnel; Research Subjects; Secondary school students; Social Identification; Socialization; Representational ethics; Gender; Intersectionality; Deficit model; Culture; Insider/outsider dynamics

The purpose of this paper is to write about insights and special considerations for researchers who are, to some degree, “insiders” to the communities they study by expanding on the concept of representational ethics as applied to research in community psychology with diverse and marginalized groups...