Question 1

Which of the following is a U.S.regulation guiding emergency medical research without informed consent

Accepted Answer

A) Additional evidence is needed to determine an experimental treatment's safety or efficacy. 
B) The participant is incapable of consent due to their medical condition. 
C) Researchers have observed a number of special protections including "community consultation." 
D) All of the above 
A) Additional evidence is needed to determine an experimental treatment's safety or efficacy. 
B) The participant is incapable of consent due to their medical condition. 
C) Researchers have observed a number of special protections including "community consultation." 
D) All of the above

Question 2

The Stanford Three Community Study was instrumental in

Accepted Answer

A) Providing a variety of treatments for the reduction of mental illness. 
B) Conducting seminars on recognizing depressive symptoms. 
C) Organizing and developing pharmacological manuals for the proper dispensation of medication. 
D) Demonstrating the effectiveness of mass media in changing health behaviors. 
A) Providing a variety of treatments for the reduction of mental illness. 
B) Conducting seminars on recognizing depressive symptoms. 
C) Organizing and developing pharmacological manuals for the proper dispensation of medication. 
D) Demonstrating the effectiveness of mass media in changing health behaviors.

Question 3

_____ is an ethical principle requiring researchers to protect research subjects by maximizing potential benefits and minimizing potential harm.

Accepted Answer

A) Justice 
B) Beneficence 
C) Respect for persons 
D) Informed consent 
A) Justice 
B) Beneficence 
C) Respect for persons 
D) Informed consent

Question 4

Both case studies and focus groups yield indepth information but from different types of populations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Rolando works for the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP).What type of work does Rolando do

Accepted Answer

A) He monitors research involving human subjects. 
B) He monitors research involving human and animal subjects. 
C) He approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans. 
D) He supervises individuals working for the Food and Drug Administration. 
A) He monitors research involving human subjects. 
B) He monitors research involving human and animal subjects. 
C) He approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans. 
D) He supervises individuals working for the Food and Drug Administration.

Question 6

_____ studies measure the impact of an intervention in the subject's natural environment rather than in a laboratory.

Accepted Answer

A) Randomized 
B) Community-based 
C) Eligibility-based 
D) Cohort-based 
A) Randomized 
B) Community-based 
C) Eligibility-based 
D) Cohort-based

Question 7

The control group is also called the experimental group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Rita missed a class lecture on morbidity.What type of information would the lecture certainly have included

Accepted Answer

A) A discussion of the types of diseases that may eventually lead to death. 
B) A discussion of various medical treatments. 
C) A discussion of pediatric milestones. 
D) A discussion of death rates in underdeveloped countries. 
A) A discussion of the types of diseases that may eventually lead to death. 
B) A discussion of various medical treatments. 
C) A discussion of pediatric milestones. 
D) A discussion of death rates in underdeveloped countries.

Question 9

The Stanford Three Community Study utilized a(n) _____ research design.

Accepted Answer

A) Cross-sectional 
B) Intervention 
C) Qualitative 
D) Organizational 
A) Cross-sectional 
B) Intervention 
C) Qualitative 
D) Organizational

Question 10

What is the purpose of the Food and Drug Administration

Accepted Answer

A) It is the agency that approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans and animals. 
B) It is the agency that monitors research studies. 
C) It is the agency that approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans. 
D) It is the agency that approves research studies. 
A) It is the agency that approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans and animals. 
B) It is the agency that monitors research studies. 
C) It is the agency that approves the sale and distribution of drugs for humans. 
D) It is the agency that approves research studies.

Question 11

In an experimental design that investigates the effects of stress on mental illness, the dependent variable would be

Accepted Answer

A) Stress. 
B) Mental illness. 
C) Age. 
D) Gender. 
A) Stress. 
B) Mental illness. 
C) Age. 
D) Gender.

Question 12

Provide a description of the Stanford Prison Experiment and explain how it was harmful to the research subjects.

Accepted Answer

The Stanford Prison Experiment was a psy

Question 13

An experimental study may contain multiple independent variables.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Dr.Nelson is studying infant mortality rates in Third World countries.In other words, Dr.Nelson is studying

Accepted Answer

A) The number of live births. 
B) Infant survival rates. 
C) Infant death rates. 
D) Diseases commonly found in infants. 
A) The number of live births. 
B) Infant survival rates. 
C) Infant death rates. 
D) Diseases commonly found in infants.

Question 15

How did society initially discover what was going on with the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

Accepted Answer

A) Researchers held a public forum to disclose what they had been doing. 
B) An internal review board examined the study and declared it unethical. 
C) An investigator with the U.S.Public Health Service informed the Associated Press about the study. 
D) The subjects involved in the study informed their families, who in turn leaked it to the media. 
A) Researchers held a public forum to disclose what they had been doing. 
B) An internal review board examined the study and declared it unethical. 
C) An investigator with the U.S.Public Health Service informed the Associated Press about the study. 
D) The subjects involved in the study informed their families, who in turn leaked it to the media.

Question 16

When participating in a research study, subjects are

Accepted Answer

A) Responsible for requesting an informed consent agreement before participating in the study. 
B) Allowed to read the results upon the completion of the study but not allowed their own personal copy. 
C) Entitled to a copy of the informed consent form but not until after the study is completed. 
D) Free to discontinue their participation at any time. 
A) Responsible for requesting an informed consent agreement before participating in the study. 
B) Allowed to read the results upon the completion of the study but not allowed their own personal copy. 
C) Entitled to a copy of the informed consent form but not until after the study is completed. 
D) Free to discontinue their participation at any time.

Question 17

_____ is the independent variable in a study on the effects of caffeine on memory.

Accepted Answer

A) Caffeine 
B) Memory 
C) The memory test 
D) The type of memory 
A) Caffeine 
B) Memory 
C) The memory test 
D) The type of memory

Question 18

The outcome variable of the experimental research design is called the

Accepted Answer

A) Independent variable. 
B) Dependent variable. 
C) Retrospective analysis. 
D) Null hypothesis. 
A) Independent variable. 
B) Dependent variable. 
C) Retrospective analysis. 
D) Null hypothesis.

Question 19

One aspect of the field of epidemiology involves

Accepted Answer

A) Reviews of health policies and procedures for research institutions. 
B) Investigation of situations where research subjects were harmed. 
C) Efforts to control the spread of health problems amongst populations. 
D) Oversight of research review boards. 
A) Reviews of health policies and procedures for research institutions. 
B) Investigation of situations where research subjects were harmed. 
C) Efforts to control the spread of health problems amongst populations. 
D) Oversight of research review boards.

Question 20

Explain the purpose of the Institutional Review Board.Include a discussion of the history of ethical boards/guidelines, including the creation of the Nuremburg Code of 1947.

Accepted Answer

The purpose of the Institutional Review

Which of the following is a U.S.regulation guiding emergency medical research without informed consent

The Stanford Three Community Study was instrumental in

_____ is an ethical principle requiring researchers to protect research subjects by maximizing potential benefits and minimizing potential harm.

Both case studies and focus groups yield indepth information but from different types of populations.

Rolando works for the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP).What type of work does Rolando do

_____ studies measure the impact of an intervention in the subject's natural environment rather than in a laboratory.

The control group is also called the experimental group.

Rita missed a class lecture on morbidity.What type of information would the lecture certainly have included

The Stanford Three Community Study utilized a(n) _____ research design.

What is the purpose of the Food and Drug Administration

In an experimental design that investigates the effects of stress on mental illness, the dependent variable would be

Provide a description of the Stanford Prison Experiment and explain how it was harmful to the research subjects.

An experimental study may contain multiple independent variables.

Dr.Nelson is studying infant mortality rates in Third World countries.In other words, Dr.Nelson is studying

How did society initially discover what was going on with the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

When participating in a research study, subjects are

_____ is the independent variable in a study on the effects of caffeine on memory.

The outcome variable of the experimental research design is called the

One aspect of the field of epidemiology involves

Explain the purpose of the Institutional Review Board.Include a discussion of the history of ethical boards/guidelines, including the creation of the Nuremburg Code of 1947.

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

Theories and Models of Health Behavior Change

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

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Exam 2: Research Methods

Which of the following is a U.S.regulation guiding emergency medical research without informed consent

The Stanford Three Community Study was instrumental in

_____ is an ethical principle requiring researchers to protect research subjects by maximizing potential benefits and minimizing potential harm.

Both case studies and focus groups yield indepth information but from different types of populations.

Rolando works for the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP).What type of work does Rolando do

_____ studies measure the impact of an intervention in the subject's natural environment rather than in a laboratory.

The control group is also called the experimental group.

Rita missed a class lecture on morbidity.What type of information would the lecture certainly have included

The Stanford Three Community Study utilized a(n) _____ research design.

What is the purpose of the Food and Drug Administration

In an experimental design that investigates the effects of stress on mental illness, the dependent variable would be

Provide a description of the Stanford Prison Experiment and explain how it was harmful to the research subjects.

An experimental study may contain multiple independent variables.

Dr.Nelson is studying infant mortality rates in Third World countries.In other words, Dr.Nelson is studying

How did society initially discover what was going on with the Tuskegee Syphilis Study

When participating in a research study, subjects are

_____ is the independent variable in a study on the effects of caffeine on memory.

The outcome variable of the experimental research design is called the

One aspect of the field of epidemiology involves

Explain the purpose of the Institutional Review Board.Include a discussion of the history of ethical boards/guidelines, including the creation of the Nuremburg Code of 1947.

An Interdisciplinary View of Health

Global Communicable and Chronic Disease

Theories and Models of Health Behavior Change

Risky Health Behaviors

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Stress and Coping

HIV and AIDS

Cardiovascular Disease

Chronic Pain Management and Arthritis

Cancer

Health Care Systems and Health Policy: Effects on Health Outcomes

The Health Psychologists Role: Research, Application, and Advocacy

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