Exam 2: What Principles and Standards Guide Research Research Ethics

Which of the following is not a reason that it is important to understand research ethics?

Potential research participants must be given the opportunity to agree to participate in the study, as well as be aware of what the research study entails as well as the risks and benefits of participating. This is known as

Guidelines for ethical research were first developed

When participant's identities are kept private and cannot be linked to an individual respondent, this is known as

Describe a few of the key aspects of informed consent. Why is informed consent an important aspect of ethical research? What are some of the challenges of obtaining consent?

Researchers are solely responsible for reviewing and identifying ethical problems in their research.

In quantitative research, respondents are typically identified by a ___________ whereas in qualitative research, a _________________may be used.

One way to maximize the benefit of societal research, according to your text, is

Concern about the ethical treatment of human research subjects emerged in the 1800s.

What are the main arguments that bell hooks makes about positionality? How does this relate to Alice Goffman's research?

Dr. Ferrentino's study on the impact of training programs on unemployment only provides benefits to white participants, while African American participants do not experience the benefit. Which principle of the Belmont Report is being violated in this project?

Stanley Milgram's research was focused on

Milgram's use of deception was necessary in order to test his hypothesis.

Which research method is not mentioned as one that does not align well with IRB review?

Parent/guardian permission is known as __________ and child/youth permission is called __________. __

Jane ensures that her research study maximized the benefits for her participants while reducing the risks they may encounter. Which of the three principles from the Belmont is Jane attending to?

Imagine you are a researcher studying dynamics of a fraternity or sorority on your campus. What measures would you need to consider to maintain confidentiality when you report the findings of this study?

All of the following are critiques of Alice Goffman's study of young African American men and their families in West Philadelphia except

Compare and contrast the ethical considerations that quantitative and qualitative researchers have to attend to.

González-Lopez needed to consider all of the following factors in her study of family incest except