The researcher should protect human lives by preventing and minimizing harms and risks.

• Risk of Harm
• Anonymity
• Informed consent
• Human Subject Protection

An assumed development in the future that will have a long-term and lasting effect; prevailing style or preference

• Validity
• Fads
• Viability
• Trend

The researcher should never neglect even the smallest detail of the study. All information should be critically examined.

• Objectivity
• Openess
• Care
• Respect for Intellectual Property

The researcher should show courtesy to his/her colleagues by treating them equally and fairly.

• Respect for Collegues
• Competence
• Non-discrimination
• Social responsibility

The researcher should strive to truthfully report data in whatever form of communication all throughout the study.

• Confidentiality
• Integrity
• Openness
• Honesty

The research participants must be given the privilege to exercise their free will whether to participate or not.

• Informed consent
• Risk of Harm
• Voluntary participation
• Confidentiality

Who is a practitioner?

• a critically ill patient
• anyone who belongs in a community
• a professional
• a student

Questions answerable by Yes or No..

• Non Researchable Questions
• Researchable Questions
• Important Questions
• Impromptu Questions

The number of subjects to be taken from the target population of the study

• Sample Size
• Variable
• Population
• Variance

Involves processes, feelings, and motives (the why’s and the how’s) and produces in-depth and holistic data

• Qualitative
• Quantitative
• Descriptive
• Experimental