ethics

Groups of people responsible for reviewing proposed research to ensure standards are met for human participants

• IRB
• IACUC
• BRB
• NSYNC

Groups of people responsible for reviewing proposed research to ensure standards are met

• IRB
• IACUC
• BRB
• NSYNC

A major ethical concern that involves confidentiality and knowledge that are being studied

• Informed consent
• Privacy
• Relative risk
• Access to data

This is only used if no other method will work; it is used so the results aren't meaningless.

• Written consent
• Development
• Deception
• Risk/benefit ratio

What are participants promised so that they feel comfortable answering questions honestly?

• Written consent
• Debriefing
• Confidence
• Confidentiality

What is it called when researchers have to explain why they lied to their participants?

• Debriefing
• Development
• Confidentiality
• Accuracy

What is an ethical consideration?

• making sure you research does not cause harm or offence

• when people are different colours

• making sure your research causes harm or offence

• when you are polite to people

What is informed consent?

• when people involved in your research are told

• when people involved in your research are not told

• when people involved in your research are paid

• when people involved in your research are not paid

What is anonymity?

• Not telling someone you are researching them

• Keeping someone’s identity secret.

• Not putting your name on your research

• Telling all of the names

The purpose of ethical guidelines in research is to

• Ensure that the participants are safe

• Enable ethical deception

• To ensure participants are paid for their time

• Ensure the study get valid results