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Ethical Dilemmas in Conducting Research with Children

Conducting research where children act as informants is a field that presents the researcher with ethical obligations. In this article the authors present four ethical issues that must be taken into account when research involves children: informed consent, power relations, confidentiality, and the reflective processes that can be triggered by the child’s involvement in the research project. All four areas are explored, discussed, and exemplified in the article.