Exam 3: Research Ethics and Research Proposals

______ refers to the act of subjects being misled about research procedures to determine how they would react to the treatment if they were not research subjects.

Children can give consent to participate in research if they are mature for their age and are rewarded for participating.

The Belmont Report established three basic ethical principles for the protection of human subjects.

The American Sociological Association has adopted ethical guidelines that are more lenient than federal standards.

What event exposed the horrific medical experiments that were conducted by Nazi doctors along with others in the name of "science" during World War II?

The goal of validity is the pursuit of objective knowledge about human behavior.

Deception is when subjects are misled about research procedures because the researcher does not think they would understand it.

______ must occur if deception is used in an experiment.

Which of the following is NOT a current ethical standard concerning the treatment of human subjects?

What should be included in an IRB proposal?

Survey research creates few ethical problems.

Stanley Milgram's famous "obedience" studies began at Yale University in ______.

Regulations require that IRBs be made up of ______.

Regarding the ability to give consent to participate in research,adolescents (ages 13-17)______.

Describe the process of gaining assent/consent to conduct research involving children as participants.

Respect for persons refers to ______.

All IRBs have the same guidelines for acceptable research,so it is not necessary to check with your specific institution before planning research projects.

In the prison simulation study,the researchers did not foresee which of the following?

The researcher who conducted famous studies on obedience was Stanley Milgram.

In the process of debriefing,the researcher ______.