Week 4 Vocab Quiz

Committee designated to review behavioral research studies involving humans. Basically reviews research proposals for the protection of human subjects. Both for humans and animals

• Ethics

• Institutional Review Board (IRB)

• Informed Consent

• Deception

Participants must agree to participate, and be informed the basis of the experiment along with their rights. Or others (applicable: family) agree

• Informed Consent

• Deception

• Protection from harm

• Confidentiality

Any situation that may result in significant physical or psychological harm must be avoided

• Informed consent

• Protection from harm

• Privary

• Belmont Report

data collection from viewing should be avoided if participant did not give consent (Unless in public)

• Protection from harm

• Respect privary

• Nuremberg Code

• Informed consent

A paper that outlines the important ethical principals that should be followed when doing research involving human subjects. It was issue by the national commision of the experts in the United State in 1978

• IRB

• Belmont Report

• Nuremberg Code

• Helsinki Ethics

set of ethical principles regarding human experimentation developed for the medical community by the World Medical Association (WMA). It is widely regarded as the cornerstone document on human research ethics.

• Replacement

• Confidentiality

• Helsinki Ethics

• IRB

animals should be replaced with invertebrates or less responsive alternatives whenever possible

• Replacement

• Refinement

• Reduction

regulations should be followed to minimize the harm inflicted on the animals; appropriate anesthesia should be used; animals should be protected from pathogens

• Replacement

• Refinement

• Reduction

the number of animals should be minimized; alternative methods to using animals should be used whenever possible

• Replacement

• Refinement

• Reduction

Specific study about Superstitious Pigeons

• Pavlov

• Skinner

• Watson

• Bandura