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Ethics in Research Quiz

Test your knowledge on ethical principles in research with our engaging quiz! Dive into important concepts such as informed consent, privacy, and the implications of deception in studies.

10 multiple choice and checkbox questions
Assess your understanding of research ethics
Gain insights into best practices in conducting research

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExaminingTruth27

Ethical Principles are:

A widely accepted set of values, standards & principles to debrief research participants

Values, standards & principles to determine appropriate conduct throughout research process.

A widely accepted set of values, standards & principles to deceive research participants

Which of the following is not an ethical consideration outlined by De Vos (2001)

Informed Consent

Cooperation with collaborators

Privacy

Setting Boundaries

Emotional harm is more difficult to predict than physical harm

True

False

Select all that relate to informed consent

Complete set of information about the study

Can convince participants to partake using strong incentives

Legally & psychologically competent participants

Underage participants without parental/guardian consent

Is it possible to deceive subjects without knowing?

Yes

Select all possible reasons for deception according to Judd (1991)

To disguise real goal of the study

Hide real function of the subjects actions

To hide the funders of the study

Hide the experience the subject will go through

Privacy is when the identity of the participants is only known by the researcher

True

False

Researcher can ensure competence through:

Reporting data to match literature on the topic

Adequate supervision

Framing questions to lead participants to an answer

Funders of research projects can have their own agenda

True

False

One of the benefits of debriefing is to:

Minimize harm

Maximize research outcomes

Restore the relationship between researcher and participant

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