This post is really a plea for volunteers to help with an experimental piece of research and teaching I am doing. I have drafted a survey looking at lawyers’ ethics which is designed to explore whether professional ethical decisions may be related to underlying values. I am mainly doing it to assist with some teaching I am doing with my undergraduate students, but I thought practising lawyers (and indeed others who are not lawyers) might find it interesting, so I am encouraging any readers of this blog to do the survey. It is here:
[Survey now closed]
There are two surveys one by me and one by reputable psychologists. Both surveys together take about 20 minutes. They are fun, I think, and your data is recorded anonymously. Participation is entirely voluntary. The survey is primarily being conducted for teaching purposes (I am using it in a class in the New Year) but if there is sufficient response the results of the survey may be published, but will not identify you. A link at the end of the survey will enable you to request a copy of the results by email whilst still protecting your anonymity.
Many thanks in anticipation.
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