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Fraud and Conceptual Framework RDL2 Week 5.2

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of avoiding fraud in research?

a)

To impress peers

b)

To increase funding opportunities

c)

To ensure accurate and honest results

d)

To complete coursework faster

2.

Which of the following is NOT one of the ethical standards mentioned?

a)

Creativity

b)

Integrity

c)

Objectivity

d)

Honesty

3.

What does 'objectivity' in research aim to avoid?

a)

Funding issues

b)

Data collection

c)

Collaboration

d)

Bias

4.

Which ethical standard emphasizes sharing data and being open to criticism?

a)

Carefulness

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Openness

d)

Integrity

5.

What is meant by 'social responsibility' in research ethics?

a)

Focusing solely on academic success

b)

Avoiding legal issues

c)

Preventing social harm and promoting social good

d)

Promoting personal gain

6.

Which ethical standard relates to respecting the rights of others' work?

a)

Honesty

b)

Respect for Intellectual Property

c)

Non-discrimination

d)

Carefulness

7.

What does 'legality' in research ethics refer to?

a)

Conducting research without oversight

b)

Obeying relevant laws and policies

c)

Ignoring institutional guidelines

d)

Following personal beliefs

8.

What is the focus of 'human subjects protection' in research?

a)

Enhancing publication chances

b)

Maximizing funding

c)

Minimizing harm and risks

d)

Increasing sample size

9.

What does a 'conceptual framework' illustrate?

a)

The historical context of the study

b)

The personal opinions of the researcher

c)

The research map and flow of ideas

d)

The financial aspects of research

10.

What is a 'paradigm' in the context of a conceptual framework?

a)

A written report

b)

A visual representation of the framework

c)

A statistical analysis

d)

A funding proposal

11.

Which ethical standard ensures that researchers do not discriminate?

a)

Honesty

b)

Integrity

c)

Carefulness

d)

Non-discrimination

12.

What is the importance of 'carefulness' in research?

a)

To avoid collaboration

b)

To increase publication rates

c)

To formulate research accurately and examine work thoroughly

d)

To ensure quick results

13.

Which of the following is a key aspect of 'confidentiality'?

a)

Ignoring participant privacy

b)

Sharing all data publicly

c)

Keeping sensitive information private

d)

Publishing results without consent

14.

What does 'animal care' in research ethics emphasize?

a)

Avoiding unnecessary or poorly designed animal experiments

b)

Using animals for entertainment

c)

Conducting as many experiments as possible

d)

Maximizing profit from animal studies