Question 1

You can avoid by the use of citations and quotation marks.

Accepted Answer

A)  authorship 
B)  privacy 
C)  plagiarism 
D)  debriefing 
A)  authorship 
B)  privacy 
C)  plagiarism 
D)  debriefing

Question 2

The order of authorship on a research publication typically reveals

Accepted Answer

A)  faculty status 
B)  faculty vs. student status 
C)  the amount of grant funding each author received 
D)  the amount of contribution to the study 
A)  faculty status 
B)  faculty vs. student status 
C)  the amount of grant funding each author received 
D)  the amount of contribution to the study

Question 3

In which of the following studies would it be ethically necessary to obtain informed consent to collect and use the data?

Accepted Answer

A)  trying a new behavior modification technique on a hyperactive 5 year old child 
B)  seeing what proportion of pedestrians will pick up a piece of litter next to a trash can 
C)  seeing if a wait person smiling at a customer will increase the size of a tip 
D)  doing observations of homosexual couples at a public Gay Pride rally 
A)  trying a new behavior modification technique on a hyperactive 5 year old child 
B)  seeing what proportion of pedestrians will pick up a piece of litter next to a trash can 
C)  seeing if a wait person smiling at a customer will increase the size of a tip 
D)  doing observations of homosexual couples at a public Gay Pride rally

Question 4

Most psychological studies have participants give _____consent in which they both verbally agree to participate and sign a consent form agreeing to participate.

Accepted Answer

A)  active 
B)  inactive 
C)  passive 
D)  assent 
A)  active 
B)  inactive 
C)  passive 
D)  assent

Question 5

Beneficence means "doing good", and nonmaleficence means

Accepted Answer

A)  "not doing good". 
B)  "not doing harm to males". 
C)  "not benefiting monetarily". 
D)  "doing no harm". 
A)  "not doing good". 
B)  "not doing harm to males". 
C)  "not benefiting monetarily". 
D)  "doing no harm".

Question 6

Anonymity is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  not revealing the information obtained from an experiment to anyone outside the study. 
B)  the researcher must remain anonymous until the experiment is over 
C)  keeping the identity of the participants unknown and/or untraceable. 
D)  preventing the participants from sharing the nature of the study with future participants. 
A)  not revealing the information obtained from an experiment to anyone outside the study. 
B)  the researcher must remain anonymous until the experiment is over 
C)  keeping the identity of the participants unknown and/or untraceable. 
D)  preventing the participants from sharing the nature of the study with future participants.

Question 7

During debriefing, the researcher must inform participants about any deception that was used. This part of debriefing is called

Accepted Answer

A)  informed consent. 
B)  passive consent. 
C)  dehoaxing. 
D)  desensitizing. 
A)  informed consent. 
B)  passive consent. 
C)  dehoaxing. 
D)  desensitizing.

You can avoid by the use of citations and quotation marks.

The order of authorship on a research publication typically reveals

In which of the following studies would it be ethically necessary to obtain informed consent to collect and use the data?

Most psychological studies have participants give _____consent in which they both verbally agree to participate and sign a consent form agreeing to participate.

Beneficence means "doing good", and nonmaleficence means

Anonymity is defined as

During debriefing, the researcher must inform participants about any deception that was used. This part of debriefing is called

Introduction to Scientific Research

Research Approaches and Methods of Data Collection

Problem Identification and Hypothesis Formation

Measuring Variables and Sampling

Research Validity

Control Techniques in Experimental Research

Experimental Research Design

Procedure for Conducting an Experiment

Quasi-Experimental Designs

Single-Case Research Designs

Survey Research

Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research

Descriptive Statistics

Inferential Statistics

Preparing the Research Report for Presentation or Publication

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Exam 4: Ethics

You can avoid by the use of citations and quotation marks.

The order of authorship on a research publication typically reveals

In which of the following studies would it be ethically necessary to obtain informed consent to collect and use the data?

Most psychological studies have participants give _____consent in which they both verbally agree to participate and sign a consent form agreeing to participate.

Beneficence means "doing good", and nonmaleficence means

Anonymity is defined as

During debriefing, the researcher must inform participants about any deception that was used. This part of debriefing is called

Introduction to Scientific Research

Research Approaches and Methods of Data Collection

Problem Identification and Hypothesis Formation

Measuring Variables and Sampling

Research Validity

Control Techniques in Experimental Research

Experimental Research Design

Procedure for Conducting an Experiment

Quasi-Experimental Designs

Single-Case Research Designs

Survey Research

Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research

Descriptive Statistics

Inferential Statistics

Preparing the Research Report for Presentation or Publication

Filters