Question 1

An agreement in which participants state that they are willing to be in a study and know what the research risks and procedures involved is called______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An agreement in which participants state that...

Question 2

Three types of research harm include physical,______and ______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Three types of research harm include physical,______and...

Question 3

Researchers have a strong moral and professional obligation to

Accepted Answer

A) act ethically when someone is watching. 
B) act ethically when the subject asks questions. 
C) act ethically at all times and in all situations. 
D) do nothing,a researcher can do anything she wants. 
A) act ethically when someone is watching. 
B) act ethically when the subject asks questions. 
C) act ethically at all times and in all situations. 
D) do nothing,a researcher can do anything she wants.

Question 4

What is whistle-blowing?

Accepted Answer

Whistle-blowing occurs when a

Question 5

Value free means

Accepted Answer

A) research without any prior assumptions or theory. 
B) data is meaningless. 
C) no good will come from the research. 
D) the research does not cost anything. 
A) research without any prior assumptions or theory. 
B) data is meaningless. 
C) no good will come from the research. 
D) the research does not cost anything.

Question 6

Deception is acceptable within strict limits if a researcher

Accepted Answer

A) shows that it has a clear specific methodological purpose. 
B) does not tell anyone. 
C) has a monetary interest. 
D) wants recognition. 
A) shows that it has a clear specific methodological purpose. 
B) does not tell anyone. 
C) has a monetary interest. 
D) wants recognition.

Question 7

No one should ever be "forced" into participating in a research study.Participation must be voluntary at all times.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Social research can cause harm by causing

Accepted Answer

A) the researcher to look like he doesn't know what he is doing. 
B) physical harm or bodily injury. 
C) unpleasant odor in the environment. 
D) confusion. 
A) the researcher to look like he doesn't know what he is doing. 
B) physical harm or bodily injury. 
C) unpleasant odor in the environment. 
D) confusion.

Question 9

Professional associations promote codes of ethics,and

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A) they are enforced by federal authorities. 
B) the members will voluntarily enforce the rules by imposing huge fines. 
C) members win awards for ethical conduct. 
D) the penalty for a minor ethical violation rarely goes past public embarrassment and a letter of complaint. 
A) they are enforced by federal authorities. 
B) the members will voluntarily enforce the rules by imposing huge fines. 
C) members win awards for ethical conduct. 
D) the penalty for a minor ethical violation rarely goes past public embarrassment and a letter of complaint.

Question 10

What does the "principle of voluntary consent" mean?

Accepted Answer

It means that a researcher sho

Question 11

______ is a mild form of harm to participants.It harms the sense of trust and honesty in human relations.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______ is a mild form of harm...

Question 12

The research community identifies clear prohibitions when recognizing research ethics including all of these EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) never cause unnecessary or irreversible harm to research participants. 
B) never unnecessarily humiliate or degrade research participants. 
C) never release harmful information about specific individuals collected for research purposes. 
D) voluntary consent is sometimes needed. 
A) never cause unnecessary or irreversible harm to research participants. 
B) never unnecessarily humiliate or degrade research participants. 
C) never release harmful information about specific individuals collected for research purposes. 
D) voluntary consent is sometimes needed.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of ethical research?

Accepted Answer

A) Release all details of the study procedures with results. 
B) Act with integrity and adhere to the behaviors outlined in professional codes of ethics. 
C) Keep names and addresses of all subjects in a public database. 
D) Get informed consent from the research participants before beginning. 
A) Release all details of the study procedures with results. 
B) Act with integrity and adhere to the behaviors outlined in professional codes of ethics. 
C) Keep names and addresses of all subjects in a public database. 
D) Get informed consent from the research participants before beginning.

Question 14

When a researcher invents,falsifies or distorts study data or lies about how a study was conducted,this is called ______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When a researcher invents,falsifies or distorts study...

Question 15

Groups such as students,prison inmates,employees,military personnel,the homeless,and other groups that may not be fully capable of giving consent freely are called ______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Groups such as students,prison inmates,employees,military personnel,the homeless,and...

Question 16

Discuss the use of deception in research? Is it ever ethical? What are some limitations?

Accepted Answer

Deception is a mild type of harm to part

Question 17

What is an institutional review board?

Accepted Answer

a committee of researchers and

Question 18

Researchers do not have a moral or professional obligation to act ethically.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What four rule limitations should be considered when using deception in a research study?

Accepted Answer

Show that the research has a c

Question 20

Mr.Marsh changed some of the data in a study because he thought that it didn't fit with the rest of the data.He didn't mean any harm,but there is a problem.If he doesn't disclose the fact that he changed the data he could be guilty of

Accepted Answer

A) violation of the Nuremberg Code. 
B) plagiarism. 
C) scientific misconduct. 
D) skipping research steps. 
A) violation of the Nuremberg Code. 
B) plagiarism. 
C) scientific misconduct. 
D) skipping research steps.

An agreement in which participants state that they are willing to be in a study and know what the research risks and procedures involved is called______.

Three types of research harm include physical,and .

Researchers have a strong moral and professional obligation to

What is whistle-blowing?

Value free means

Deception is acceptable within strict limits if a researcher

No one should ever be "forced" into participating in a research study.Participation must be voluntary at all times.

Social research can cause harm by causing

Professional associations promote codes of ethics,and

What does the "principle of voluntary consent" mean?

______ is a mild form of harm to participants.It harms the sense of trust and honesty in human relations.

The research community identifies clear prohibitions when recognizing research ethics including all of these EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of ethical research?

When a researcher invents,falsifies or distorts study data or lies about how a study was conducted,this is called ______.

Groups such as students,prison inmates,employees,military personnel,the homeless,and other groups that may not be fully capable of giving consent freely are called ______.

Discuss the use of deception in research? Is it ever ethical? What are some limitations?

What is an institutional review board?

Researchers do not have a moral or professional obligation to act ethically.

What four rule limitations should be considered when using deception in a research study?

Mr.Marsh changed some of the data in a study because he thought that it didn't fit with the rest of the data.He didn't mean any harm,but there is a problem.If he doesn't disclose the fact that he changed the data he could be guilty of

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

An agreement in which participants state that they are willing to be in a study and know what the research risks and procedures involved is called______.

Three types of research harm include physical,______and ______.

Researchers have a strong moral and professional obligation to

What is whistle-blowing?

Value free means

Deception is acceptable within strict limits if a researcher

No one should ever be "forced" into participating in a research study.Participation must be voluntary at all times.

Social research can cause harm by causing

Professional associations promote codes of ethics,and

What does the "principle of voluntary consent" mean?

______ is a mild form of harm to participants.It harms the sense of trust and honesty in human relations.

The research community identifies clear prohibitions when recognizing research ethics including all of these EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of ethical research?

When a researcher invents,falsifies or distorts study data or lies about how a study was conducted,this is called ______.

Groups such as students,prison inmates,employees,military personnel,the homeless,and other groups that may not be fully capable of giving consent freely are called ______.

Discuss the use of deception in research? Is it ever ethical? What are some limitations?

What is an institutional review board?

Researchers do not have a moral or professional obligation to act ethically.

What four rule limitations should be considered when using deception in a research study?

Mr.Marsh changed some of the data in a study because he thought that it didn't fit with the rest of the data.He didn't mean any harm,but there is a problem.If he doesn't disclose the fact that he changed the data he could be guilty of

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

Three types of research harm include physical,and .