Exam 3: Ethical Guidelines for Psychological Research

Forcing participants to participate in research without their consent is ______.

Describe three ethical guidelines that researchers must follow when conducting research with human participants.

Adherence to ethical guidelines in psychological studies with humans is currently monitored by ______.

Studies with the highest amount of risk receive full review by the IRB, meaning that each member of the IRB will review the research proposal.

The Nuremberg trials were held between ______.

Zimbardo had planned for the prison experiment to take place over ______ weeks.

______ refers to the reduction of risk of harm to the participants as compared with the benefit of the study.

If a study uses deception, the debriefing process must thoroughly explain the nature of the study and the ______.

Researchers are responsible for ensuring that all participants have a fair chance of receiving potentially beneficial treatments in research.

Discuss the APA Ethics Code (2017) required for acquisition of animals for research study purposes.

If researchers become aware of unexpected harm to participants, they must take reasonable measures to reduce harm, including ______ if necessary.

In Zimbardo's prison experiment the only difference between the prisoner and guard groups was the role they were assigned to play in the prison experiment.

The ______ report lists the responsibilities of researchers as they conduct research with human participants and the rights of those participants before, during, and after a study.

Plagiarism can be ______.

Researchers must fully inform participants about all aspects of a study before consent is given for participation.

Discuss why researchers may choose to use deception and how this is justified for approval.

Animals not bred by the researcher's institution must be obtained in a manner that follows ______ regulations.

Informed consent is an important element of the ______ principle.

The APA Code that states "Data should be shared with other researchers to allow verification of results" addresses the ______ research issue.

The Milgram (1963) Obedience Study showed that the presence of an authority figure greatly influences people's behavior.