1st Quiz (Ethics) Flashcards

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Evidence-based practice

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Approach that integrates clinical expertise, research evidence, and client prferences.

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Deductive reasoning

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When scientific analysis moves from the level of theoretical statements to that of testable hypotheses

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3
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Characteristics of good research questions

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Feasible, Novel, Ethical, Relevant

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4
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Characteristics of good research question

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Feasible, Interesting, Novel, Ethical, Relevant

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5
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Deductive Reasoning goes from - to (Additional)

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Theory ->Hypothesis -> Observation -> Confirmation

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Inductive Reasoning goes

from - to (Additional)

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Observation -> Pattern -> Tentative hypothesis -> Theory

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7
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Belmont Report’s 3 principles

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Respect, Beneficence, Justice

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8
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Informed Consent

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Researchers tell participants about all aspects of the research that might reasonably influence potential participants’ decision to participate

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9
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Deception is justified when…(Additional)

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  1. The study is very important
  2. No other methods are available
  3. Deception would not influence individuals’ decision to participate in the research
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10
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Debriefing (Additional)

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Inform participants about deception after the experiment

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11
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Institutional Review Board

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  • 3 levels of review process: Exempt, Expedited, & Full Review
  • Consists of at least 5 members
  • The IRB has the authority to approve, disapprove, monitor, and require modifications in all research activities
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12
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Paradigm

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  1. A way to organize our observations and make sense of them
  2. Fundamental points of view in scientific search for meaning
  3. The big picture on how we see the world
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13
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Hypothesis

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Testable statement of presumed relationships between two or more concepts

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14
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Deception can be justified if the findings can contribute to the world of scientific knowledge (T/F)

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False

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15
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Tuskegge Syphilis Study

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Unethical Study

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16
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Milgram’s Experiment

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Unethical Experiment

17
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Interpretivism

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  1. Inductive Reasoning
  2. Subjective
  3. Understanding individuals in-depth perspective
    Qualitative
18
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Positivism

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  1. Deductive Reasoning
  2. Objective
  3. Finding universal principles
  4. Quantitative
19
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Belmont Report

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Ethical principal to protect human subjects of biomedical and behavioral research