Question 1

The principle of voluntary consent

Accepted Answer

A) means that participation in a study must be voluntary at all times. 
B) has no relevance to human subject research. 
C) applies only to animal research. 
D) Doesn't include telling human volunteers their rights. 
A) means that participation in a study must be voluntary at all times. 
B) has no relevance to human subject research. 
C) applies only to animal research. 
D) Doesn't include telling human volunteers their rights. A

Question 2

______ is holding information and not making it known to the public.

Accepted Answer

Confidentiality

Question 3

Which of the following statements is untrue? The Milgram Obedience study

Accepted Answer

A) came about because Milgram wanted to learn how ordinary people could have carried out the horrors of the Holocaust under the Nazis. 
B) was an experiment that used electrical shocks that were supposedly administered to pupils. 
C) is an example of a study that used deception. 
D) is held up as the most ethical experiment ever conducted. 
A) came about because Milgram wanted to learn how ordinary people could have carried out the horrors of the Holocaust under the Nazis. 
B) was an experiment that used electrical shocks that were supposedly administered to pupils. 
C) is an example of a study that used deception. 
D) is held up as the most ethical experiment ever conducted. D

Question 4

If Mr.Marsh traces research participants back to their identity using information they provided.He did not do a good job in protecting subjects'

Accepted Answer

A) assets. 
B) anonymity. 
C) confidentiality. 
D) disguise. 
A) assets. 
B) anonymity. 
C) confidentiality. 
D) disguise.

Question 5

When a researcher informs an external source of a serious ethical issue that is not being resolved within the organization,this is called

Accepted Answer

A) horn blowing. 
B) zipper application. 
C) whistle blowing. 
D) suppressing findings. 
A) horn blowing. 
B) zipper application. 
C) whistle blowing. 
D) suppressing findings.

Question 6

______ is a form of persuasion by physical,social,legal,professional,financial,or some other means.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______ is a form of persuasion by...

Question 7

Discuss scientific misconduct.What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

Accepted Answer

Scientific misconduct is violating basic

Question 8

Two major types of______ are plagiarism and research fraud.

Accepted Answer

scientific

Question 9

Name three general types of coercion.

Accepted Answer

physical,social,lega

Question 10

When a researcher invites someone to participate in a research study and asks him/her to sign a voluntary consent form,this is called

Accepted Answer

A) the Milgram principle. 
B) the Nazi doctor principle. 
C) the Nuremburg Code. 
D) principle of voluntary consent. 
A) the Milgram principle. 
B) the Nazi doctor principle. 
C) the Nuremburg Code. 
D) principle of voluntary consent.

Question 11

A sponsor tells Mr.Marsh that it will pay for his research if the results come out a certain way.

Accepted Answer

A) The ethical choice is for him to refuse to continue the study. 
B) He is conducting value free research. 
C) Sponsors always request this. 
D) Sponsors will not conduct research without this request. 
A) The ethical choice is for him to refuse to continue the study. 
B) He is conducting value free research. 
C) Sponsors always request this. 
D) Sponsors will not conduct research without this request.

Question 12

Name two groups that are considered special populations.

Accepted Answer

students,prison inmates,employ

Question 13

The greater the possibility of risk to the subject (participant),the greater the need to obtain informed consent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The Tuskegee syphilis study is one of the most outrageous instances of a disregard of basic ethical principles in research with humans in the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Any researcher should be cautious about unnecessary stress because

Accepted Answer

A) any discomfort that a researcher creates must have a very clear,legitimate research purpose. 
B) written consent is not needed. 
C) it is best to gin the experiment with the highest level of stress. 
D) None of these answers are correct. 
A) any discomfort that a researcher creates must have a very clear,legitimate research purpose. 
B) written consent is not needed. 
C) it is best to gin the experiment with the highest level of stress. 
D) None of these answers are correct.

Question 16

Dr.Van Offer is conducting a research study that will expose the subjects to a great deal of stress.What might be one way to protect his subjects from harm?

Accepted Answer

A) Tell them to make out their wills before they start the study. 
B) Screen potential candidates to ensure that no one is at high risk for heart attack,mental breakdown,etc. 
C) Be deceptive and don't tell the subjects that they might be exposed to stress. 
D) Tell them to take an anti-anxiety medication before they start the study. 
A) Tell them to make out their wills before they start the study. 
B) Screen potential candidates to ensure that no one is at high risk for heart attack,mental breakdown,etc. 
C) Be deceptive and don't tell the subjects that they might be exposed to stress. 
D) Tell them to take an anti-anxiety medication before they start the study.

Question 17

Some of the most notorious atrocities ever committed in the name of research were conducted by the Nazi doctors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Special populations,also called vulnerable populations,include people who may not be fully capable of giving consent freely.Which of the following is NOT a special population?

Accepted Answer

A) the homeless 
B) prisoners 
C) students 
D) women with red hair 
A) the homeless 
B) prisoners 
C) students 
D) women with red hair

Question 19

The Nuremburg Code came about after WWII and as a result of the Nazi doctor trials.Several of the Code's principles include

Accepted Answer

A) never use animals in research. 
B) participation in research does not need to be voluntary. 
C) avoid unnecessary physical and mental suffering. 
D) perform surgery with anesthesia. 
A) never use animals in research. 
B) participation in research does not need to be voluntary. 
C) avoid unnecessary physical and mental suffering. 
D) perform surgery with anesthesia.

Question 20

A teacher must meet three conditions to ethically justify research in the classroom.Name the three conditions.

Accepted Answer

1)Participation in research is attached

The principle of voluntary consent

______ is holding information and not making it known to the public.

Which of the following statements is untrue? The Milgram Obedience study

If Mr.Marsh traces research participants back to their identity using information they provided.He did not do a good job in protecting subjects'

When a researcher informs an external source of a serious ethical issue that is not being resolved within the organization,this is called

______ is a form of persuasion by physical,social,legal,professional,financial,or some other means.

Discuss scientific misconduct.What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

Two major types of______ are plagiarism and research fraud.

Name three general types of coercion.

When a researcher invites someone to participate in a research study and asks him/her to sign a voluntary consent form,this is called

A sponsor tells Mr.Marsh that it will pay for his research if the results come out a certain way.

Name two groups that are considered special populations.

The greater the possibility of risk to the subject (participant),the greater the need to obtain informed consent.

The Tuskegee syphilis study is one of the most outrageous instances of a disregard of basic ethical principles in research with humans in the United States.

Any researcher should be cautious about unnecessary stress because

Dr.Van Offer is conducting a research study that will expose the subjects to a great deal of stress.What might be one way to protect his subjects from harm?

Some of the most notorious atrocities ever committed in the name of research were conducted by the Nazi doctors.

Special populations,also called vulnerable populations,include people who may not be fully capable of giving consent freely.Which of the following is NOT a special population?

The Nuremburg Code came about after WWII and as a result of the Nazi doctor trials.Several of the Code's principles include

A teacher must meet three conditions to ethically justify research in the classroom.Name the three conditions.

Why Do Research

Planning a Study

Sampling

Measuring Social Life

The Survey

The Experiment

Research With Non-Reactive Measures

Making Sense of the Numbers

Observing People in Natural Settings

Looking at the Past and Across Cultures

Writing a Research Report

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Exam 3: Becoming an Ethical Researcher

The principle of voluntary consent

______ is holding information and not making it known to the public.

Which of the following statements is untrue? The Milgram Obedience study

If Mr.Marsh traces research participants back to their identity using information they provided.He did not do a good job in protecting subjects'

When a researcher informs an external source of a serious ethical issue that is not being resolved within the organization,this is called

______ is a form of persuasion by physical,social,legal,professional,financial,or some other means.

Discuss scientific misconduct.What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

Two major types of______ are plagiarism and research fraud.

Name three general types of coercion.

When a researcher invites someone to participate in a research study and asks him/her to sign a voluntary consent form,this is called

A sponsor tells Mr.Marsh that it will pay for his research if the results come out a certain way.

Name two groups that are considered special populations.

The greater the possibility of risk to the subject (participant),the greater the need to obtain informed consent.

The Tuskegee syphilis study is one of the most outrageous instances of a disregard of basic ethical principles in research with humans in the United States.

Any researcher should be cautious about unnecessary stress because

Dr.Van Offer is conducting a research study that will expose the subjects to a great deal of stress.What might be one way to protect his subjects from harm?

Some of the most notorious atrocities ever committed in the name of research were conducted by the Nazi doctors.

Special populations,also called vulnerable populations,include people who may not be fully capable of giving consent freely.Which of the following is NOT a special population?

The Nuremburg Code came about after WWII and as a result of the Nazi doctor trials.Several of the Code's principles include

A teacher must meet three conditions to ethically justify research in the classroom.Name the three conditions.

Why Do Research

Planning a Study

Sampling

Measuring Social Life

The Survey

The Experiment

Research With Non-Reactive Measures

Making Sense of the Numbers

Observing People in Natural Settings

Looking at the Past and Across Cultures

Writing a Research Report

Filters