Exam 3: Ethical Research

An aviation researcher wants to examine the best location for warning lights on an airplane's instrument panel.He varies the location of the lights in the cockpit of a plane.He then has pilots sit in the cockpit,and measures the time it takes for them to respond to the warning lights.This research procedure would illustrate

Which type of information is not required for informed consent?

Which of the following is NOT a member of the Tri-Council in Canada,from which the Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS)derives its name?

The most difficult ethical concern with regard to the privacy issue has to do with whether or not to use

According to the textbook,fraud is most serious when it is discovered in which two areas?

The Tri-Council Policy Statement (TCPS)principle of respect for persons or autonomy is best addressed by which of the following applications?

When studying topics such as family violence,drug use,divorce,or sexual behaviour,it is particularly important to ensure __________.

In a research experiment,information that is revealed by the participants is protected by ____________.

In the Milgram obedience experiment,participants were led to believe they were delivering a painful electric shock to a learner whenever the learner responded with an incorrect answer.This procedure induced

Which of the following is amongst the "three Rs" which guide considerations for ethical approval in animal experiments?

Colin has agreed to take part in a study on "Preferences for different fast foods." When he arrives for the study,he is asked to read an account of a sexual assault and to indicate the guilt and punishment he would assign to the assailant.This procedure best illustrates

One genuine case of fraud appears to be

Elaborate deceptions that employ confederates have been most commonly used in which of the following areas of psychology?

During World War II,Josef Mengele was a physician in the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz,and became infamous for performing grossly unethical experiments on human prisoners.These,and other atrocities,led directly to the development of which set of research ethics principles?

Informed consent of participants is often a problem for researchers because

In Milgram's study on obedience,telling participants the purpose of the experiment was to study learning and memory was an example of

The Zimbardo prison study had to be stopped in fewer than six days because

Which of the following behaviours would least represent plagiarism?

When a minor is asked to participate in a research study,written consent by the parent or guardian is generally required.In addition,the minor is also asked to agree to participate.This agreement by the minor is referred to as

A researcher's results should be considered fraudulent if