Human Subject Research Ethics Interactive Videos

Explore the ethical considerations and responsibilities within scientific research, focusing on informed consent, prioritizing human welfare, and understanding the consequences of unethical practices. Identify and formulate ethical strategies to ensure research aligns with societal values and maintains scientific integrity.

Analyze the ethical implications of genetic research with a focus on privacy issues and legal considerations. Gain insights into how scientific literacy and public understanding can influence decision-making and policy in genetics.

Explore the significant role of philosophy in addressing major human issues, particularly within ethics and the philosophy of science. Enhance critical thinking skills and gain an understanding of how philosophical frameworks integrate into scientific and ethical contexts. Develop a deeper appreciation for the historical and conceptual evolution of science.

Analyze the complex legal perspectives and implications of gene patents by examining a landmark Supreme Court case. Gain insights into finding a balance between innovation and collaboration, and understand how gene patents influence scientific research and healthcare processes.

Explore how technology intersects with ethics, specifically focusing on the concept of a "moral operating system" as discussed by Damon. Learners will gain insights into how moral frameworks integrate with technology, enhancing their capability to tackle complex ethical issues through engaging examples and philosophical perspectives.

Investigate the ethical dimensions of technological innovation, with a focus on the responsible utilization of data and the power dynamics within the technology sector. Gain an understanding of various ethical frameworks and develop the ability to make well-informed ethical choices in the context of technological progress.

Examine the ethical and safety issues associated with genetics and recombinant DNA technology, providing insights into potential risks and the historical context. Understand the ethical implications of genetic modifications and fingerprinting, focusing on the subject matter, goals, and learning process. Gain a comprehensive understanding of these complex topics through a professional and accurate exploration.

Analyze the Milgram Experiment to uncover the dynamics of obedience to authority. Grasp key principles of human behavior and gain insights into the psychological factors that influence decision-making in the presence of authority figures.

Examine diverse philosophical beliefs to understand their role in shaping historical and scientific perspectives. Analyze how religious backgrounds influence ethical values, explore philosophical viewpoints on economics and science, and assess human nature and instincts. Focus on developing critical thinking skills and gaining a nuanced understanding of these complex interactions.

Analyze the ethical frameworks of influential historical psychology experiments and their effects on contemporary research standards. Gain insight into ethical considerations in psychological research and learn from historical examples to uphold the protection of research participants.

Analyze the intricate relationship between ethics and technology with a focus on power dynamics and moral dilemmas in data usage and technological advancements. Gain insights into various ethical frameworks and develop skills for making informed, responsible decisions in technological contexts.

Explore the Ubuntu philosophy, rooted in African traditions, which highlights the significance of community, ethics, and solidarity. Understand the value of communal priorities over individualism and gain insights into preserving cosmic balance and fostering a more humane society.

Analyze the complex relationship between scientific progress and ethical research practices, addressing crucial ethical concerns and decision-making frameworks. Understand the ramifications of ethical violations on the trustworthiness and credibility of science. Cultivate an awareness of ethical considerations essential to maintaining scientific integrity.

Examine the fundamental ethical considerations in scientific research, encompassing areas such as bioethics and environmental preservation. Gain insights into how scientific progress affects ethical inquiries and understand the importance of ethical analysis and decision-making in research practices.

Explore the intricate connection between neuroscience and animal behavior through insights into brain science's role in understanding psychology and the unique adaptations of sugar gliders. This material enhances critical thinking and scientific inquiry skills.

Explore the fundamental concepts and frameworks of AI as they pertain to education, with a focus on developing digital competencies and promoting ethical use. Learners will gain an understanding of AI literacy, enabling them to critically assess AI tools and investigate their applications within educational environments.

Explore Hans Jonas' philosophical perspective on ethical responsibilities related to technological advancements, as outlined in his work "The Imperative of Responsibility." Understand the integration of ontology and ethics to address modern technological challenges. Gain insights into ethical dilemmas and philosophical intersections, enhancing critical thinking skills concerning technology's societal impact.

Explore the foundational concepts of metaethics, focusing on the study of morality's foundations, moral realism, and antirealism. Enhance your understanding of ethical frameworks and develop skills in critical moral reasoning.

Explore foundational principles of moral philosophy by focusing on key concepts such as normative ethics, applied ethics, and meta-ethics. Develop an understanding of philosophical frameworks to address real-world moral dilemmas, enhancing analytical and ethical decision-making skills.

Explore G.E. Moore's significant contributions to metaethics, focusing on concepts such as moral intuition, the naturalistic fallacy, and the open-question argument. Develop an understanding of how these ideas challenge traditional ethical theories and enhance critical thinking skills in philosophical analysis.