Question 1

What is the difference between anonymity and confidentiality?

Accepted Answer

Anonymity means to remain anon

Question 2

Social research can cause harm in several ways;name three of them.

Accepted Answer

physical or bodily harm,emotio

Question 3

Discuss the reasons why results of a research study might be suppressed.Are there ethical considerations to consider regarding suppressing findings?

Accepted Answer

Reasons include making the spo

Question 4

Subjects who participated in the Milgram Obedience study suffered from______ harm.

Accepted Answer

emotional

Question 5

The law recognizes several very clear prohibitions in conducting research,including never

Accepted Answer

A) steal another researcher's work. 
B) cause unnecessary harm to research participants. 
C) alter data to fit a proposed hypothesis. 
D) hide any information about research participants. 
A) steal another researcher's work. 
B) cause unnecessary harm to research participants. 
C) alter data to fit a proposed hypothesis. 
D) hide any information about research participants.

Question 6

When presenting research data to the public it should be released in aggregate form only.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Informed consent upholds the principle of voluntary participation and includes______
essential elements.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Informed consent upholds the principle of voluntary...

Question 8

Discuss Institutional Review Boards.What are they,what is their purpose? Why would you be interested in an IRB's operating procedures if you were conducting research?

Accepted Answer

an ethical board to oversee re

Question 9

In sponsored research,a researcher negotiates conditions for releasing findings______to signing the contract.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In sponsored research,a researcher negotiates conditions for...

Question 10

Violations of the ethical code

Accepted Answer

A) only happened in the past. 
B) never occur in the United States. 
C) are always obvious and easily detected. 
D) have continued in modern times,and all over the world. 
A) only happened in the past. 
B) never occur in the United States. 
C) are always obvious and easily detected. 
D) have continued in modern times,and all over the world.

Question 11

A researcher has little responsibility in minimizing the risk of harm to participants.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

______ is the document that researchers use to make participants aware of their rights.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ______ is the document that researchers use...

Question 13

There are some very clear prohibitions in regard to human subject research,including

Accepted Answer

A) never causing unnecessary or irreversible harm to research participants. 
B) under certain circumstances,getting voluntary consent from research participants. 
C) making sure that all the research participants get the experimental treatment. 
D) keeping certain people from participating. 
A) never causing unnecessary or irreversible harm to research participants. 
B) under certain circumstances,getting voluntary consent from research participants. 
C) making sure that all the research participants get the experimental treatment. 
D) keeping certain people from participating.

Question 14

Informed consent statements contain a

Accepted Answer

A) detailed and exact description of the purpose and research procedures,including information on other participants. 
B) picture of the researcher and his staff. 
C) guarantee of anonymity and the confidentiality of data records. 
D) fingerprint card. 
A) detailed and exact description of the purpose and research procedures,including information on other participants. 
B) picture of the researcher and his staff. 
C) guarantee of anonymity and the confidentiality of data records. 
D) fingerprint card.

Question 15

A written,formal set of professional standards that provides guidance when ethical questions arise in practice is called a(n)______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A written,formal set of professional standards that...

Question 16

Dr.Mottle wishes to have her students participate in a research study.Participation has a clear educational objective.She also needs to

Accepted Answer

A) offer good grades to those that participate. 
B) offer a choice of an alternative activity of equal difficulty for those not wishing to participate. 
C) offer poor grades to those that don't participate. 
D) covertly have some students participate. 
A) offer good grades to those that participate. 
B) offer a choice of an alternative activity of equal difficulty for those not wishing to participate. 
C) offer poor grades to those that don't participate. 
D) covertly have some students participate.

Question 17

Acting legally means that a researcher also acts ethically.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

There are eight basic elements that need to be included in an informed consent document.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Mr.Marsh is anxious to begin his research study,and he jumps right in without gaining approval of his study through the IRB.Additionally,he has not asked his research subjects to sign a consent form.The study is not being sponsored by any federal agency or through the Food and Drug Administration.What are the legal and ethical implications of Mr.Marsh's actions?

Accepted Answer

The research is not legally required to

Question 20

What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

Accepted Answer

Research fraud is deception or

What is the difference between anonymity and confidentiality?

Social research can cause harm in several ways;name three of them.

Discuss the reasons why results of a research study might be suppressed.Are there ethical considerations to consider regarding suppressing findings?

Subjects who participated in the Milgram Obedience study suffered from______ harm.

The law recognizes several very clear prohibitions in conducting research,including never

When presenting research data to the public it should be released in aggregate form only.

Informed consent upholds the principle of voluntary participation and includes______ essential elements.

Discuss Institutional Review Boards.What are they,what is their purpose? Why would you be interested in an IRB's operating procedures if you were conducting research?

In sponsored research,a researcher negotiates conditions for releasing findings______to signing the contract.

Violations of the ethical code

A researcher has little responsibility in minimizing the risk of harm to participants.

______ is the document that researchers use to make participants aware of their rights.

There are some very clear prohibitions in regard to human subject research,including

Informed consent statements contain a

A written,formal set of professional standards that provides guidance when ethical questions arise in practice is called a(n)______.

Dr.Mottle wishes to have her students participate in a research study.Participation has a clear educational objective.She also needs to

Acting legally means that a researcher also acts ethically.

There are eight basic elements that need to be included in an informed consent document.

What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

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

What is the difference between anonymity and confidentiality?

Social research can cause harm in several ways;name three of them.

Discuss the reasons why results of a research study might be suppressed.Are there ethical considerations to consider regarding suppressing findings?

Subjects who participated in the Milgram Obedience study suffered from______ harm.

The law recognizes several very clear prohibitions in conducting research,including never

When presenting research data to the public it should be released in aggregate form only.

Informed consent upholds the principle of voluntary participation and includes______ essential elements.

Discuss Institutional Review Boards.What are they,what is their purpose? Why would you be interested in an IRB's operating procedures if you were conducting research?

In sponsored research,a researcher negotiates conditions for releasing findings______to signing the contract.

Violations of the ethical code

A researcher has little responsibility in minimizing the risk of harm to participants.

______ is the document that researchers use to make participants aware of their rights.

There are some very clear prohibitions in regard to human subject research,including

Informed consent statements contain a

A written,formal set of professional standards that provides guidance when ethical questions arise in practice is called a(n)______.

Dr.Mottle wishes to have her students participate in a research study.Participation has a clear educational objective.She also needs to

Acting legally means that a researcher also acts ethically.

There are eight basic elements that need to be included in an informed consent document.

What is the difference between research fraud and plagiarism?

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