Ethics Quiz

What does the term "ethics" refer to?

• Standards guiding individuals to identify good conduct

• Legal rules for business operations

• Scientific methods for research

• Historical events and their impact

What do ethical standards help us to do?

• Make financial decisions

• Make moral judgments about right and wrong

• Develop new technologies

• Understand historical events

What is the ethical guideline that allows participants to leave a study at any time?

• Withdrawal rights

• Justice

• Integrity

• Non-maleficence

Which ethical guideline involves explaining the true nature of the study after participation?

• Debriefing

• Informed consent

• Justice

• Respect

What does Non-maleficence involve?

• Avoiding the causations of harm

• Fair consideration of claims

• Honest reporting

• Valuing all living things

What is the main concern of the ethical concept of Justice?

• Avoiding harm

• Fair consideration and acess to resources for all

• Honest reporting of research findings

• Valuing all living things

What is the commitment of the ethical concept of Integrity?

• Avoiding harm whilt maximising benefits of research

• Searching for knowledge and unbiased reporting of research findings

• Fair consideration of claims

• Maximizing benefits

What is the primary focus of the ethical concept of Beneficence?

• Avoiding harm

• Honest reporting

• Maximizing benefits and minimizing risks

• Fair consideration of claims

Identify the ethical guideline that protects the privacy of participants by keeping their identify anonymous.

• Informed Consent

• Voluntary Participation

• Confidentiality

• Deception

Informed consent involves...

• Explaining the nature and risks of a study

• Written consent via signature from participants

• Parent or guardian consent for participants under 18.

• All of these