Question 1

The simple answer to the question "What is ethical research practice" is ______.

Accepted Answer

A) never using deception 
B) only using children in an obviously ethical manner 
C) making sure no harm is caused to subjects 
D) there is no simple answer 
A) never using deception 
B) only using children in an obviously ethical manner 
C) making sure no harm is caused to subjects 
D) there is no simple answer D

Question 2

Milgram used both undergraduates and nonstudent populations in his studies on obedience.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

According to the ASA's Code of Ethics,research should cause no harm to subjects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Every social scientist needs to consider how to practice their discipline ethically.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What was created in order to ensure much more stringent regulations for the protection of health care data?

Accepted Answer

A) The Health Care Data Protection Policy 
B) The Health Regulations Act 
C) The Public Health Act 
D) The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 
A) The Health Care Data Protection Policy 
B) The Health Regulations Act 
C) The Public Health Act 
D) The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

Question 6

Which researcher was criticized by some for failing to reveal his or her identity and the purpose of his study to the participants in a study on men who engage in homosexual behavior in public places?

Accepted Answer

A) Stanley Milgram 
B) Philip Zimbardo 
C) Laud Humphreys 
D) Diana Baumrind 
A) Stanley Milgram 
B) Philip Zimbardo 
C) Laud Humphreys 
D) Diana Baumrind

Question 7

Pregnant women,prisoners,and mentally disabled persons are given special protections because of their vulnerability to coercion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

IRBs are primarily used for the following EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

A) reviewing articles for publication 
B) promoting adequate review of ethical standards 
C) reviewing research instruments and consent forms 
D) reviewing research proposals 
A) reviewing articles for publication 
B) promoting adequate review of ethical standards 
C) reviewing research instruments and consent forms 
D) reviewing research proposals

Question 9

Give an example of when deception may be necessary in a research study.Why would participants need to be deceived? How would you justify to an IRB that the benefits of deception outweigh the possible risks? How would you debrief participants after the study?

Accepted Answer

Deception is a critical component of man

Question 10

Consent can only be given by people who are competent to consent and have done so voluntarily.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The "Belmont Report" of 1979 established basic principles for the protection of human subjects.Which of the following is NOT one of these principles?

Accepted Answer

A) respect for persons 
B) beneficence 
C) sympathy 
D) justice 
A) respect for persons 
B) beneficence 
C) sympathy 
D) justice

Question 12

As for uses of research,social scientists must ______.

Accepted Answer

A) consider their work as a subject for scientific investigation 
B) not judge their work from a moral standpoint 
C) consider difficulties they may face in terms of organizational control 
D) all of these 
A) consider their work as a subject for scientific investigation 
B) not judge their work from a moral standpoint 
C) consider difficulties they may face in terms of organizational control 
D) all of these

Question 13

There are special protections in place regarding research involving ______.

Accepted Answer

A) vulnerable populations 
B) indecent populations 
C) egregious populations 
D) fearful populations 
A) vulnerable populations 
B) indecent populations 
C) egregious populations 
D) fearful populations

Question 14

Subjects must give their consent to participate voluntarily and without coercion according to the ASA's Code of Conduct.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

In at least three paragraphs,discuss why there is no simple answer to the question "What is,or is not,ethical research practice?"

Accepted Answer

Avoid harming research participants--dif

Question 16

There were no concerns about the ethical treatment of participants in Stanley Milgram's obedience studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Consent may only be given by people who ______.

Accepted Answer

A) are competent to give consent 
B) have consented voluntarily 
C) are fully informed about the research 
D) all of these 
A) are competent to give consent 
B) have consented voluntarily 
C) are fully informed about the research 
D) all of these

Question 18

Children are only allowed to give ______ to participate in research; their legal guardian must then provide written ______ for them to participate.

Accepted Answer

A) consent; assent 
B) assent; consent 
C) consent; permission 
D) either A or B 
A) consent; assent 
B) assent; consent 
C) consent; permission 
D) either A or B

Question 19

Researchers are not expected to foresee any possible risks and benefits to their human subjects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Anonymity and confidentiality must be maintained under the ASA's Code of Ethics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The simple answer to the question "What is ethical research practice" is ______.

Milgram used both undergraduates and nonstudent populations in his studies on obedience.

According to the ASA's Code of Ethics,research should cause no harm to subjects.

Every social scientist needs to consider how to practice their discipline ethically.

What was created in order to ensure much more stringent regulations for the protection of health care data?

Which researcher was criticized by some for failing to reveal his or her identity and the purpose of his study to the participants in a study on men who engage in homosexual behavior in public places?

Pregnant women,prisoners,and mentally disabled persons are given special protections because of their vulnerability to coercion.

IRBs are primarily used for the following EXCEPT ______.

Give an example of when deception may be necessary in a research study.Why would participants need to be deceived? How would you justify to an IRB that the benefits of deception outweigh the possible risks? How would you debrief participants after the study?

Consent can only be given by people who are competent to consent and have done so voluntarily.

The "Belmont Report" of 1979 established basic principles for the protection of human subjects.Which of the following is NOT one of these principles?

As for uses of research,social scientists must ______.

There are special protections in place regarding research involving ______.

Subjects must give their consent to participate voluntarily and without coercion according to the ASA's Code of Conduct.

In at least three paragraphs,discuss why there is no simple answer to the question "What is,or is not,ethical research practice?"

There were no concerns about the ethical treatment of participants in Stanley Milgram's obedience studies.

Consent may only be given by people who ______.

Children are only allowed to give to participate in research; their legal guardian must then provide written for them to participate.

Researchers are not expected to foresee any possible risks and benefits to their human subjects.

Anonymity and confidentiality must be maintained under the ASA's Code of Ethics.

The Science, society, and Social Research

The Process and Problems of Social Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling and Generalizability

Research Design and Causation

Experiments

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Methods

Qualitative Data Analysis

Mixed Methods

Evaluation and Policy Research

Research Using Secondary Data and Big Data

Research Using Historical and Comparative Data and Content Analysis

Summarizing and Reporting

Filters

Exam 3: Research Ethics and Research Proposals

The simple answer to the question "What is ethical research practice" is ______.

Milgram used both undergraduates and nonstudent populations in his studies on obedience.

According to the ASA's Code of Ethics,research should cause no harm to subjects.

Every social scientist needs to consider how to practice their discipline ethically.

What was created in order to ensure much more stringent regulations for the protection of health care data?

Which researcher was criticized by some for failing to reveal his or her identity and the purpose of his study to the participants in a study on men who engage in homosexual behavior in public places?

Pregnant women,prisoners,and mentally disabled persons are given special protections because of their vulnerability to coercion.

IRBs are primarily used for the following EXCEPT ______.

Give an example of when deception may be necessary in a research study.Why would participants need to be deceived? How would you justify to an IRB that the benefits of deception outweigh the possible risks? How would you debrief participants after the study?

Consent can only be given by people who are competent to consent and have done so voluntarily.

The "Belmont Report" of 1979 established basic principles for the protection of human subjects.Which of the following is NOT one of these principles?

As for uses of research,social scientists must ______.

There are special protections in place regarding research involving ______.

Subjects must give their consent to participate voluntarily and without coercion according to the ASA's Code of Conduct.

In at least three paragraphs,discuss why there is no simple answer to the question "What is,or is not,ethical research practice?"

There were no concerns about the ethical treatment of participants in Stanley Milgram's obedience studies.

Consent may only be given by people who ______.

Children are only allowed to give ______ to participate in research; their legal guardian must then provide written ______ for them to participate.

Researchers are not expected to foresee any possible risks and benefits to their human subjects.

Anonymity and confidentiality must be maintained under the ASA's Code of Ethics.

The Science, society, and Social Research

The Process and Problems of Social Research

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling and Generalizability

Research Design and Causation

Experiments

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Methods

Qualitative Data Analysis

Mixed Methods

Evaluation and Policy Research

Research Using Secondary Data and Big Data

Research Using Historical and Comparative Data and Content Analysis

Summarizing and Reporting

Filters

Children are only allowed to give to participate in research; their legal guardian must then provide written for them to participate.