Ensuring that respondents may elect not to take part or participate in a research project is a common ethical code practice.This code falls into the category of:

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Allowing respondents to decline participation in a research project is a key aspect of fair dealings with respondents. It respects their autonomy and right to choose whether or not to participate in the research, and ensures that their consent is fully informed and voluntary. While concern for society, fair dealings with clients and subcontractors, and maintaining research integrity are also important ethical codes in research, they do not directly relate to the issue of allowing respondents to opt out of participation.

Ensuring That Respondents May Elect Not to Take Part or Participate