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Ethics underpin behavioural science at NRC Construction

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Ethics underpin

Behavioural Science at

NRC Construction

Jennifer A. Veitch, Ph.D.

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What we do…

Integrated disciplines: physics (building physics,

acoustics), engineering (mechanical, civil, environmental,

energy), architecture, psychology, human factors

Behavioural science features in Intelligent Building

Operations, Building Envelope & Materials, and

Fire Research directorates

Staff contribute to several R&D programs & many clients:

- High Performance Buildings

- Building Regulations for Market Access

- Working & Travelling on Aircraft

- Arctic

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Ethics framework

Canadian Code of Ethics for Psychologists (4

th

ed, 2017)

- Principle I: Respect for the dignity of persons and peoples

- Includes: informed consent, freedom of consent, protection for vulnerable individuals & groups, privacy, confidentiality

- Principle II: Responsible Caring

- Includes: competence; risk/benefit analysis; maximize benefits, minimize harm; offset or correct harm

- Principle III: Integrity in Relationships

- Includes: accuracy/honesty; objectivity; avoidance of incomplete disclosure and deception; avoidance of COI

- Principle IV: Responsibility to Society

- Includes: development of knowledge; beneficial activities; respect for society

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Laboratory Experiments

• Perception/cognition - Sound transmission - Lighting system • Office simulations – effects on performance, satisfaction, comfort, mood - Lighting systems - Ventilation systems - Controls - Acoustic treatments

Ethical considerations: scientific validity; sample size; risk/benefit,

recruitment; informed consent; confidentiality; privacy

• Generic protocol, expedited review

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Field Investigations: Offices

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Relate interior conditions to occupant

experiences: satisfaction, well-being,

performance, comfort…

- Post-occupancy assessment: online surveys, in-person

measurements

- Analyze archival data: employee surveys, BAS data

- Interventions: retrofit new building technologies, study consequences

Ethical considerations

: scientific validity;

organizational access, informed consent,

anonymity protections, transparent

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Field Investigations: Homes

• Interventions:

- Modify HVAC  health effects?

- Smart home technologies for demand-response utility programs

• Measurements: - Radon assessments - HRV/ERV performance in Arctic homes • Naturalistic investigations - Investigation tacked on to others’ interventions

Ethical considerations: Scientific validity; free & informed consent;

transparent communications; cost/benefit; minimize harm (ongoing support); privacy; confidentiality; Internet security

Other considerations: Partner buy-in to ethics considerations;

multiple REBs

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Surveys

Anonymous public surveys, by mail, online, or in-person

- Knowledge of IAQ issues in homes; comfort during air

travel

Ethical considerations

: Scientific validity; anonymity;

free & informed consent; potential harms vs benefits;

data quality & security

Other considerations: TBS Public Opinion Research

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Data Analytics

Smart meter data, smart home technologies (e.g.

security system)  potential energy savings

Occupancy monitoring for building energy management

- Cell phone signals; badge-swipes; keystroke monitors

Ethical considerations

: anonymity;

informed consent (?); potential harms

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Conclusions

Research ethics considerations fall within our core

values

Process leads to stronger research

When in doubt, consult! REB is approachable

For all researchers there are also publication ethics...

a topic for another day

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CONTACT

Jennifer Veitch

Principal Research Officer, Construction 1200 Montreal Rd

Ottawa ON K1A 0R6

Jennifer.veitch@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca

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