Question 1

The terms ethics and respect are often used interchangeably.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What statement best represents the process of consent that has been outlined in the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Consent cannot be withdrawn after the study has commenced 
B)  Consent must be free, informed, and ongoing 
C)  Deception is completely forbidden 
D)  Voluntary consent is not necessary 
A)  Consent cannot be withdrawn after the study has commenced 
B)  Consent must be free, informed, and ongoing 
C)  Deception is completely forbidden 
D)  Voluntary consent is not necessary

Question 3

Privacy and confidentiality are two important terms to consider with respect to research ethics. What are the definitions of these two terms?

Accepted Answer

Privacy refers to a person's r

Question 4

An ethical dilemma is defined as a challenging situation faced by a professional when there is no clearly correct ethical choice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Who conducted the "nutrition research" during the 1940s and 1950s in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Indigenous peoples 
B)  American researchers 
C)  Undergraduate students 
D)  Canadian researchers 
A)  Indigenous peoples 
B)  American researchers 
C)  Undergraduate students 
D)  Canadian researchers

Question 6

Which of the following three core principles convey the value of human dignity and inform the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Concern for welfare, justice, autonomy 
B)  Concern for welfare, justice, beneficence 
C)  Respect for persons, concern for welfare, justice 
D)  Respect for persons, veracity, and beneficence 
A)  Concern for welfare, justice, autonomy 
B)  Concern for welfare, justice, beneficence 
C)  Respect for persons, concern for welfare, justice 
D)  Respect for persons, veracity, and beneficence

Question 7

What should ethical virtues govern?

Accepted Answer

A)  Some ethical decision making 
B)  No ethical decision making 
C)  All ethical decision making 
D)  Specific ethical decision making 
A)  Some ethical decision making 
B)  No ethical decision making 
C)  All ethical decision making 
D)  Specific ethical decision making

Question 8

What is "ethical residue"?

Accepted Answer

Professionals sometimes have to make dec

Question 9

Ethical virtues include qualities such as compassion and integrity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What is another term that is often used to describe the Nuremberg Code?

Accepted Answer

A)  Five commandments of ethical human medical research 
B)  Ten commandments of ethical human medical research 
C)  Five commitments of ethical human medical research 
D)  Ten commitments of ethical human medical research 
A)  Five commandments of ethical human medical research 
B)  Ten commandments of ethical human medical research 
C)  Five commitments of ethical human medical research 
D)  Ten commitments of ethical human medical research

Question 11

What are the four OCAP principles for engaging in research with Indigenous peoples? Describe each of the principles.

Accepted Answer

The four OCAP principles are: (a) owners

Question 12

What is a biohazard?

Accepted Answer

A)  Any animal that is included in research 
B)  Any organism, or its derivative, that could negatively influence another organism 
C)  Any organism, or its derivative, that could positively influence another organism 
D)  Any research that negatively impacts the environment 
A)  Any animal that is included in research 
B)  Any organism, or its derivative, that could negatively influence another organism 
C)  Any organism, or its derivative, that could positively influence another organism 
D)  Any research that negatively impacts the environment

Question 13

Which of the following definitions is representative of confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

A)  A person's right to be free from intrusion by others 
B)  A researchers' obligation to safeguard entrusted information 
C)  Obligation to act for the benefit of others 
D)  Freedom to make one's own choices 
A)  A person's right to be free from intrusion by others 
B)  A researchers' obligation to safeguard entrusted information 
C)  Obligation to act for the benefit of others 
D)  Freedom to make one's own choices

Question 14

Within the context of research ethics, what is meant by the term "conflict of interest"?

Accepted Answer

A conflict of interest might occur when

Question 15

The Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2) discourages the use of incentives in research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What were the researchers from Baylor College of Medicine called as a result of their heart research that was conducted in Newfoundland?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cupid researchers 
B)  Heart doctors 
C)  Texas vampires 
D)  Newfoundland researchers 
A)  Cupid researchers 
B)  Heart doctors 
C)  Texas vampires 
D)  Newfoundland researchers

Question 17

What are the Three Rs identified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC)? Describe each of the Rs.

Accepted Answer

The Three Rs are: (a) replace: "avoid or

Question 18

How is the ethical principle of veracity defined?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fair, equitable, and appropriate treatment of others 
B)  Fulfilling one's responsibilities of trust 
C)  Obligation to act for the benefit of others 
D)  Truthfulness 
A)  Fair, equitable, and appropriate treatment of others 
B)  Fulfilling one's responsibilities of trust 
C)  Obligation to act for the benefit of others 
D)  Truthfulness

The terms ethics and respect are often used interchangeably.

What statement best represents the process of consent that has been outlined in the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

Privacy and confidentiality are two important terms to consider with respect to research ethics. What are the definitions of these two terms?

An ethical dilemma is defined as a challenging situation faced by a professional when there is no clearly correct ethical choice.

Who conducted the "nutrition research" during the 1940s and 1950s in Canada?

Which of the following three core principles convey the value of human dignity and inform the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

What should ethical virtues govern?

What is "ethical residue"?

Ethical virtues include qualities such as compassion and integrity.

What is another term that is often used to describe the Nuremberg Code?

What are the four OCAP principles for engaging in research with Indigenous peoples? Describe each of the principles.

What is a biohazard?

Which of the following definitions is representative of confidentiality?

Within the context of research ethics, what is meant by the term "conflict of interest"?

The Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2) discourages the use of incentives in research.

What were the researchers from Baylor College of Medicine called as a result of their heart research that was conducted in Newfoundland?

What are the Three Rs identified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC)? Describe each of the Rs.

How is the ethical principle of veracity defined?

Introduction to Research in Kinesiology

Identifying a Research Question and Study Purposes

Quantitative Study Design

Data Analysis in Quantitative Studies

Evaluating the Merits of Quantitative Research Studies in Kinesiology

Qualitative Study Designs

Data Analysis in Qualitative Studies

Evaluating the Merits of Qualitative Research Studies in Kinesiology

Mixed Methods Research

Participatory Action Research

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Exam 3: Ethics

The terms ethics and respect are often used interchangeably.

What statement best represents the process of consent that has been outlined in the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

Privacy and confidentiality are two important terms to consider with respect to research ethics. What are the definitions of these two terms?

An ethical dilemma is defined as a challenging situation faced by a professional when there is no clearly correct ethical choice.

Who conducted the "nutrition research" during the 1940s and 1950s in Canada?

Which of the following three core principles convey the value of human dignity and inform the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2)?

What should ethical virtues govern?

What is "ethical residue"?

Ethical virtues include qualities such as compassion and integrity.

What is another term that is often used to describe the Nuremberg Code?

What are the four OCAP principles for engaging in research with Indigenous peoples? Describe each of the principles.

What is a biohazard?

Which of the following definitions is representative of confidentiality?

Within the context of research ethics, what is meant by the term "conflict of interest"?

The Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS2) discourages the use of incentives in research.

What were the researchers from Baylor College of Medicine called as a result of their heart research that was conducted in Newfoundland?

What are the Three Rs identified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC)? Describe each of the Rs.

How is the ethical principle of veracity defined?

Introduction to Research in Kinesiology

Identifying a Research Question and Study Purposes

Quantitative Study Design

Data Analysis in Quantitative Studies

Evaluating the Merits of Quantitative Research Studies in Kinesiology

Qualitative Study Designs

Data Analysis in Qualitative Studies

Evaluating the Merits of Qualitative Research Studies in Kinesiology

Mixed Methods Research

Participatory Action Research

Knowledge Translation

Filters