Ethical consideration PPD 2 WEEK 5

The key ethical principles in research include:

• Respect for persons, beneficence, justice, and confidentiality

• Only respect for persons and beneficence

• Only justice and confidentiality

• None of the above

How can ethical guidelines be applied to the design of a research study, ensuring that informed consent, risk assessment, and equitable participant selection are appropriately addressed?

• By following ethical guidelines, researchers can ensure informed consent, assess risks, and select participants equitably.

• Ethical guidelines are not necessary for informed consent, risk assessment, and participant selection.

• Informed consent, risk assessment, and participant selection are unrelated to ethical guidelines.

• Ethical guidelines only apply to risk assessment, not informed consent or participant selection.

Evaluate and critically analyze ethical issues in research case studies, identifying potential ethical dilemmas and proposing strategies to address them.

• Identify ethical dilemmas in research case studies and propose strategies to address them.

• Discuss the importance of ethics in research.

• List the steps involved in conducting ethical research.

• Explain the role of ethics committees in research.

The importance of contextual depth in qualitative research is:

• To provide a superficial understanding of the subject

• To ensure a detailed and comprehensive understanding of the subject

• To limit the scope of the research

• To focus solely on quantitative data

How does flexibility benefit qualitative research methods?

• Flexibility allows for adaptation to new findings and insights during the research process.

• Flexibility ensures that the research follows a strict and unchanging protocol.

• Flexibility limits the scope of the research to predefined parameters.

• Flexibility prevents any changes to the research design once it has started.

Understanding the participant perspective is crucial in qualitative research because:

• it provides a comprehensive view of the research context.

• it allows researchers to impose their own views.

• it simplifies the data collection process.

• it ensures quantitative data accuracy.

Data richness in qualitative research is important because it:

• provides a comprehensive understanding of the research context.

• limits the scope of the research findings.

• focuses only on numerical data.

• ignores the research context.

What ethical considerations must researchers keep in mind during qualitative research?

• Informed consent, confidentiality, and avoiding harm

• Data analysis techniques and sampling methods

• Statistical significance and hypothesis testing

• Research funding and publication bias

What is the limitation of subjectivity in qualitative research?

• It introduces bias and affects the reliability of results.

• It enhances the depth and richness of data.

• It allows for more flexible research design.

• It facilitates the understanding of complex phenomena.

How does generalizability limit qualitative research findings?

• Generalizability ensures findings are applicable to all contexts.

• Generalizability limits the applicability of findings to specific contexts.

• Generalizability enhances the depth of qualitative research.

• Generalizability has no impact on qualitative research findings.