Question 1

Articles that do not support your argument should still be included in the literature review.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Identify and explain the main points of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Accepted Answer

The main points of the Declaration of Helsinki are: (1) research protocols must be reviewed by an independent committee prior to the research, (2) informed consent must be obtained from research participants, (3) research must be conducted by medically or scientifically qualified individuals, and (4) research risks should not exceed the benefits.

Question 3

Confederates are participants who have been briefed to act in a certain way, essentially "faking it" and deceiving other participants.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The three key principles of the Belmont Report are respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. Explain what, in practice, each of these means.

Accepted Answer

Autonomy means that individuals should b

Question 5

Low-risk studies online require minimal identity verification.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which one of the following is typically TRUE of informed consent forms?

Accepted Answer

A)  explains the nature of the study 
B)  explains the right of the researcher to stop participants from leaving the study 
C)  explains the right of the research to ban access the results of the study 
D)  explains the right of participants to be paid for participating in the study 
A)  explains the nature of the study 
B)  explains the right of the researcher to stop participants from leaving the study 
C)  explains the right of the research to ban access the results of the study 
D)  explains the right of participants to be paid for participating in the study

Question 7

Discuss, with examples, whether deceiving participants in a research project is ever justifiable.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss, with examples, whether deceiving participants in...

Question 8

The basic assumption of peer review is that the people best equipped to evaluate your work and its impact on human research participants are appropriately qualified people doing similar work to your own.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The Nuremberg Code was the first international code to emphasize that research participants must ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  consent to participate in the research 
B)  be adults 
C)  be guaranteed confidentiality 
D)  be guaranteed anonymity 
A)  consent to participate in the research 
B)  be adults 
C)  be guaranteed confidentiality 
D)  be guaranteed anonymity

Question 10

Informant, collaborator, and participant can all mean the same thing in research studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Explain the ethical issues related to identifying people in research on the Internet.

Accepted Answer

An important ethical issue with respect

Question 12

An important privacy issue in online research is cross-nation data storage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Researchers' ethical responsibilities to participants includes which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  protecting confidentiality but not anonymity of participants 
B)  avoiding debriefing participants when using deception 
C)  gaining informed consent 
D)  using participants' real names in the study 
A)  protecting confidentiality but not anonymity of participants 
B)  avoiding debriefing participants when using deception 
C)  gaining informed consent 
D)  using participants' real names in the study

Question 14

Very little Internet content is subject to copyright law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Explain the different connotations of the following terms for the people in your research: subject, respondent, informant, and collaborator.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the different connotations of the following...

Question 16

In the United States, standards and regulations covering human subjects research are shared by several federal agencies. These shared standards are known as the ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  Belmont Report 
B)  Common Rule 
C)  Declaration of Helsinki 
D)  Declaration of Human Rights 
A)  Belmont Report 
B)  Common Rule 
C)  Declaration of Helsinki 
D)  Declaration of Human Rights

Question 17

A Judeo-Christian test of ethical behavior is "would you be willing to be a participant in your research study yourself?"

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The "Common Rule" refers to standards known as the Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which ethical position argues that a behavior is valid if you're willing to apply it universally?

Accepted Answer

A)  Judeo-Christian perspective 
B)  categorical imperative 
C)  utilitarianism 
D)  the veil of ignorance 
A)  Judeo-Christian perspective 
B)  categorical imperative 
C)  utilitarianism 
D)  the veil of ignorance

Question 20

______ means that the researcher will not release any information that identifies participants even if they know what information each participant provided them.

Accepted Answer

A)  Confidentiality 
B)  Anonymity 
C)  Privacy 
D)  Personal safety 
A)  Confidentiality 
B)  Anonymity 
C)  Privacy 
D)  Personal safety

Articles that do not support your argument should still be included in the literature review.

Identify and explain the main points of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Confederates are participants who have been briefed to act in a certain way, essentially "faking it" and deceiving other participants.

The three key principles of the Belmont Report are respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. Explain what, in practice, each of these means.

Low-risk studies online require minimal identity verification.

Which one of the following is typically TRUE of informed consent forms?

Discuss, with examples, whether deceiving participants in a research project is ever justifiable.

The basic assumption of peer review is that the people best equipped to evaluate your work and its impact on human research participants are appropriately qualified people doing similar work to your own.

The Nuremberg Code was the first international code to emphasize that research participants must ______.

Informant, collaborator, and participant can all mean the same thing in research studies.

Explain the ethical issues related to identifying people in research on the Internet.

An important privacy issue in online research is cross-nation data storage.

Researchers' ethical responsibilities to participants includes which of the following?

Very little Internet content is subject to copyright law.

Explain the different connotations of the following terms for the people in your research: subject, respondent, informant, and collaborator.

In the United States, standards and regulations covering human subjects research are shared by several federal agencies. These shared standards are known as the ______.

A Judeo-Christian test of ethical behavior is "would you be willing to be a participant in your research study yourself?"

The "Common Rule" refers to standards known as the Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects.

Which ethical position argues that a behavior is valid if you're willing to apply it universally?

______ means that the researcher will not release any information that identifies participants even if they know what information each participant provided them.

Getting Started: Possibilities and Decisions

First Decisions: From Inspiration to Implementation

You Could Look It Up: Reading, Recording, and Reviewing Research

Measurement: Research Using Numbers

Sampling: Who, What, and How Many

Summarizing Research Results: Data Reduction and Descriptive Statistics

Generalizing From Research Results: Inferential Statistics

Surveys: Putting Numbers on Opinions

Experiments: Researching Cause and Effect

Quantitative Understanding of Content: Content Analysis

Qualitative Understanding of Content: Rhetorical and Critical Analyses, and More

Qualitative Understanding of Communication Behavior: Interviews, Focus Groups, and Ethnography

Research Results in Print and Online: Writing and Presenting for Scholarly and Other Publics

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Exam 3: Ethics: What Are My Responsibilities As a Researcher

Articles that do not support your argument should still be included in the literature review.

Identify and explain the main points of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Confederates are participants who have been briefed to act in a certain way, essentially "faking it" and deceiving other participants.

The three key principles of the Belmont Report are respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. Explain what, in practice, each of these means.

Low-risk studies online require minimal identity verification.

Which one of the following is typically TRUE of informed consent forms?

Discuss, with examples, whether deceiving participants in a research project is ever justifiable.

The basic assumption of peer review is that the people best equipped to evaluate your work and its impact on human research participants are appropriately qualified people doing similar work to your own.

The Nuremberg Code was the first international code to emphasize that research participants must ______.

Informant, collaborator, and participant can all mean the same thing in research studies.

Explain the ethical issues related to identifying people in research on the Internet.

An important privacy issue in online research is cross-nation data storage.

Researchers' ethical responsibilities to participants includes which of the following?

Very little Internet content is subject to copyright law.

Explain the different connotations of the following terms for the people in your research: subject, respondent, informant, and collaborator.

In the United States, standards and regulations covering human subjects research are shared by several federal agencies. These shared standards are known as the ______.

A Judeo-Christian test of ethical behavior is "would you be willing to be a participant in your research study yourself?"

The "Common Rule" refers to standards known as the Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects.

Which ethical position argues that a behavior is valid if you're willing to apply it universally?

______ means that the researcher will not release any information that identifies participants even if they know what information each participant provided them.

Getting Started: Possibilities and Decisions

First Decisions: From Inspiration to Implementation

You Could Look It Up: Reading, Recording, and Reviewing Research

Measurement: Research Using Numbers

Sampling: Who, What, and How Many

Summarizing Research Results: Data Reduction and Descriptive Statistics

Generalizing From Research Results: Inferential Statistics

Surveys: Putting Numbers on Opinions

Experiments: Researching Cause and Effect

Quantitative Understanding of Content: Content Analysis

Qualitative Understanding of Content: Rhetorical and Critical Analyses, and More

Qualitative Understanding of Communication Behavior: Interviews, Focus Groups, and Ethnography

Research Results in Print and Online: Writing and Presenting for Scholarly and Other Publics

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