Question 1

The final step in the process of protecting the rights and welfare of research participants

Accepted Answer

A)  consists of applying informed consent procedures outlined in the IRB proposal. 
B)  consists of debriefing participants following data collection. 
C)  consists of reporting the results of the study to the IRB. 
D)  may extend beyond the completion of a study. 
A)  consists of applying informed consent procedures outlined in the IRB proposal. 
B)  consists of debriefing participants following data collection. 
C)  consists of reporting the results of the study to the IRB. 
D)  may extend beyond the completion of a study.

Question 2

The use of deception in social research is allowed by APA and ASA ethical codes so long as

Accepted Answer

A)  it is limited to studies of normal behavior encountered in everyday life. 
B)  participants are forewarned that they may be deceived. 
C)  it is used as a last resort after considering alternative nondeceptive procedures. 
D)  it is determined that participants would not behave naturally unless they are deceived. 
A)  it is limited to studies of normal behavior encountered in everyday life. 
B)  participants are forewarned that they may be deceived. 
C)  it is used as a last resort after considering alternative nondeceptive procedures. 
D)  it is determined that participants would not behave naturally unless they are deceived.

The final step in the process of protecting the rights and welfare of research participants

The use of deception in social research is allowed by APA and ASA ethical codes so long as

Introduction: Why Care About Research Methods?

Science and Social Research: From Theory to Data and Back

Research Designs: It Depends on the Question

Measurement: Linking Theory to Research

Sampling: Case Selection as a Basis for Inference

Experiments: What Causes What?

Surveys: Questioning and Sampling

Field Research and In-Depth Interviews: Systematic People-Watching and Listening

Existing Data Analysis: Using Data from Secondhand Sources

Multiple Methods: Two or More Approaches Are Better Than One

Quantitative Data Analysis: Using Statistics for Description and Inference

Qualitative Data Analysis: Searching for Meaning

Reading and Writing in Social Research: It's All About Communication

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Exam 3: The Ethics and Politics of Research: Doing What's "Right"

The final step in the process of protecting the rights and welfare of research participants

The use of deception in social research is allowed by APA and ASA ethical codes so long as

Introduction: Why Care About Research Methods?

Science and Social Research: From Theory to Data and Back

Research Designs: It Depends on the Question

Measurement: Linking Theory to Research

Sampling: Case Selection as a Basis for Inference

Experiments: What Causes What?

Surveys: Questioning and Sampling

Field Research and In-Depth Interviews: Systematic People-Watching and Listening

Existing Data Analysis: Using Data from Secondhand Sources

Multiple Methods: Two or More Approaches Are Better Than One

Quantitative Data Analysis: Using Statistics for Description and Inference

Qualitative Data Analysis: Searching for Meaning

Reading and Writing in Social Research: It's All About Communication

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