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摘要
儿童不是知识的被动接受者,而是自己对世界理解的积极创造者(Hampshire et al., 2012)。有能力的孩子有权充分参与研究,就像在他们生活的其他领域一样,在目前具有充分的价值,而不仅仅是作为未来的成年公民(Quennerstedt, 2013)。虽然对儿童参与者的研究需要额外考虑,但对儿童的生活和福祉产生显著影响的可能性很大。
Children are not passive recipients of knowledge but active creators of their own understandings of their world (Hampshire et al., 2012). The competent child has a right to full participation in research as in other areas of their lives, with full value in the present, not just as a future adult citizen (Quennerstedt, 2013). While research studies with child participants demand additional considerations, there is great potential for notable impacts on the lives and well-being of children.