Exam 2: Ethics Foundations of Ethics in Research

After the Thalidomide tragedy,the ____ Amendments were passed,which requires drug manufacturers to prove the safety of their drugs before marketing them.

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Question 41

Narrative 2-2 Brain Imaging Katherine is a researcher studying the neurophysiology of schizophrenia.In order to do so,she compares fMRI imaging when individuals are on effective medication and when they have been off their medication long enough that it is no longer detectible in their blood. -Katherine recognizes that this may create more than minimal risk.In terms of the principles in the Belmont Report,she is concerned about ____.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 42

Discuss privacy as it relates to research ethics.

(Essay)

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Question 43

The process of removing identifying information from data sets is known as ____.

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Question 44

Ralph,a clinical researcher,is found to have omitted data that are inconsistent with his hypothesis about the causes of autism spectrum disorders.He has engaged in ____.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 45

Even an accidental error in recording or analyzing data is considered misconduct.

(True/False)

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Question 46

Research misconduct involving making up data or results and recording or reporting them is classified as ____.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 47

In research,_______________ means protection of personal information about participants.

(Short Answer)

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Question 48

The modern history of human-subject protections began at ____.

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Question 49

The 10 principles that were developed as a frame of reference for judging the conduct of Nazi physicians accused of atrocities became the ____.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 50

The _______________ involved poor African American sharecroppers with a potentially fatal sexually transmitted infection who were not treated for the infection even after a cure was available.

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Question 51

Narrative 2-1 The Homeless Shelter Carlos,a psychologist at a local shelter for homeless individuals,makes determinations about who should get special privileges.He is working on his doctorate at the same time,and naturally considers dissertation topics that would involve people who are homeless. -Carlos is well aware that even a small amount of money can be a powerful incentive.He is struggling with how much he can pay participants without being coercive.This issue relates most strongly to ____.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 52

Milgram's famous study was inspired by the Nazi defense,"orders are orders."

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Question 53

The ____,passed in 1974,represents one of the first serious attempts to build a comprehensive system of research ethics in the United States.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 54

What term refers to an assurance made to study participants that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study?

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 55

FDA inspector Frances Kelsey refused to approve an application with what she viewed as insufficient safety data,even under pressure from her superiors,and thus,prevented the Thalidomide tragedy from occurring in the United States.

(True/False)

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Question 56

In a ____ study,the drug or treatment is given to a larger group of people to see if it is effective and to further evaluate its safety.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 57

An assurance of _______________ made to study participants specifies that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study.

(Short Answer)

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Question 58

A ____ study is designed to test a new drug or treatment in a small group of people to evaluate its safety,determine a safe dosage range,and identify potential side effects.

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Question 59

Current standards do not require that participants in clinical trials be told that they might receive a placebo

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After the Thalidomide tragedy,the ____ Amendments were passed,which requires drug manufacturers to prove the safety of their drugs before marketing them.

Discuss privacy as it relates to research ethics.

The process of removing identifying information from data sets is known as ____.

Ralph,a clinical researcher,is found to have omitted data that are inconsistent with his hypothesis about the causes of autism spectrum disorders.He has engaged in ____.

Even an accidental error in recording or analyzing data is considered misconduct.

Research misconduct involving making up data or results and recording or reporting them is classified as ____.

In research,_______________ means protection of personal information about participants.

The modern history of human-subject protections began at ____.

The 10 principles that were developed as a frame of reference for judging the conduct of Nazi physicians accused of atrocities became the ____.

The _______________ involved poor African American sharecroppers with a potentially fatal sexually transmitted infection who were not treated for the infection even after a cure was available.

Milgram's famous study was inspired by the Nazi defense,"orders are orders."

The ____,passed in 1974,represents one of the first serious attempts to build a comprehensive system of research ethics in the United States.

What term refers to an assurance made to study participants that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study?

FDA inspector Frances Kelsey refused to approve an application with what she viewed as insufficient safety data,even under pressure from her superiors,and thus,prevented the Thalidomide tragedy from occurring in the United States.

In a ____ study,the drug or treatment is given to a larger group of people to see if it is effective and to further evaluate its safety.

An assurance of _______________ made to study participants specifies that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study.

A ____ study is designed to test a new drug or treatment in a small group of people to evaluate its safety,determine a safe dosage range,and identify potential side effects.

Current standards do not require that participants in clinical trials be told that they might receive a placebo

Introduction

Qualitative Approaches to Research

Sampling Foundations of Sampling

Introduction to Measurement

Scales, Tests, and Indexes

Survey Research

Introduction to Design

Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental Design

Introduction to Data Analysis

Inferential Analysis

Communicating Research

Filters

Exam 2: Ethics Foundations of Ethics in Research

After the Thalidomide tragedy,the ____ Amendments were passed,which requires drug manufacturers to prove the safety of their drugs before marketing them.

Discuss privacy as it relates to research ethics.

The process of removing identifying information from data sets is known as ____.

Ralph,a clinical researcher,is found to have omitted data that are inconsistent with his hypothesis about the causes of autism spectrum disorders.He has engaged in ____.

Even an accidental error in recording or analyzing data is considered misconduct.

Research misconduct involving making up data or results and recording or reporting them is classified as ____.

In research,_______________ means protection of personal information about participants.

The modern history of human-subject protections began at ____.

The 10 principles that were developed as a frame of reference for judging the conduct of Nazi physicians accused of atrocities became the ____.

The _______________ involved poor African American sharecroppers with a potentially fatal sexually transmitted infection who were not treated for the infection even after a cure was available.

Milgram's famous study was inspired by the Nazi defense,"orders are orders."​

The ____,passed in 1974,represents one of the first serious attempts to build a comprehensive system of research ethics in the United States.

What term refers to an assurance made to study participants that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study?​

FDA inspector Frances Kelsey refused to approve an application with what she viewed as insufficient safety data,even under pressure from her superiors,and thus,prevented the Thalidomide tragedy from occurring in the United States.

In a ____ study,the drug or treatment is given to a larger group of people to see if it is effective and to further evaluate its safety.

An assurance of _______________ made to study participants specifies that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study.

A ____ study is designed to test a new drug or treatment in a small group of people to evaluate its safety,determine a safe dosage range,and identify potential side effects.

Current standards do not require that participants in clinical trials be told that they might receive a placebo​

Introduction

Qualitative Approaches to Research

Sampling Foundations of Sampling

Introduction to Measurement

Scales, Tests, and Indexes

Survey Research

Introduction to Design

Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental Design

Introduction to Data Analysis

Inferential Analysis

Communicating Research

Filters

Milgram's famous study was inspired by the Nazi defense,"orders are orders."

What term refers to an assurance made to study participants that identifying information about them acquired through the study will not be released to anyone outside of the study?

Current standards do not require that participants in clinical trials be told that they might receive a placebo