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Newkirk (1996) has written about one ethical challenge in conducting action research. He focused his attention on the use of the consent form completed by participants before the study begins. He referred to this form as an “act of seduction.” The consent form, he maintained, may aid the researcher by providing an all-too-brief and vague description of the project and convey an impression of the solicitousness of the researcher. A form may also heighten the sense of importance of the study and encourage the participants to divulge deeply felt beliefs and cherished experiences. Newkirk makes important recommendations in regarding to these ethical issues. He says that the consent process should acknowledge the potential for negative interpretations made during the study and that participants should have a role in making interpretations of the study results. Provide several practical suggestions a researcher might take when using a consent form in action research in order to address these ethical issues.

Newkirk, T. (1996). Seduction and betrayal in qualitative research. In P. Mortensen & G. E. Kirsch (Eds.), Ethics and representation in qualitative studies of literacy (pp. 3–16). Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English.

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