Research with High-risk Populations John Skelton and their own way of

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Judith Butler

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Research with High-risk Populations John Skelton and their own way ofResearch conducted on high risk populations raises unique ethical and legal questions. While collecting data, researchers conducting descriptive, non intervention studies may be faced with threats of harm to or by the participants, such as suicide, child abuse, or violence. At what point should the researcher override confidentiality protection agreements? How do researchers address the tensions between successfully recruiting participants while