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in a top-secret operation in the 1950s codenamed mk-ultra the cia administered a powerful drug called lsd to u.s citizens without their knowledge and the purpose of the study was to see if lsd could be used as a type of weapon to control peoples minds i know this sounds like a movie script or some sort of dystopian novel but it actually happened and to me this is a perfect case study and starting point to examine ethics in psychology research [Music] alright guys welcome to psych explained in this video were going to discuss ethics and at its core ethics and psychology research is the understanding that participants in the study have certain rights and its the researchers responsibility to make decisions with the participants rights in mind now these rights are typically laid out as guidelines or principles that were developed by the american psychological association commonly known as the apa and the ones were going to talk about today include informed consent protection from harm
