Description
Gender perspectives in research content can provide new insights and more precise and valid research results. By gender perspectives we refer to research that includes the sex and/or gender dimension as part of the research design and analyses. The article draws attention to research ethical issues relating to how a lack of sex/gender perspectives can produce biased research results, but also how the inclusion of sex/gender perspectives can be at risk of reproducing stereotypes.
Source
Language
English
Authors
Trine Rogg Korsvik, Linda Rustad
Publication
National Research Ethics Committee
Date
2022
