1st Quiz (Ethics) Flashcards
Evidence-based practice
Approach that integrates clinical expertise, research evidence, and client prferences.
Deductive reasoning
When scientific analysis moves from the level of theoretical statements to that of testable hypotheses
Characteristics of good research questions
Feasible, Novel, Ethical, Relevant
Characteristics of good research question
Feasible, Interesting, Novel, Ethical, Relevant
Deductive Reasoning goes from - to (Additional)
Theory ->Hypothesis -> Observation -> Confirmation
Inductive Reasoning goes
from - to (Additional)
Observation -> Pattern -> Tentative hypothesis -> Theory
Belmont Report’s 3 principles
Respect, Beneficence, Justice
Informed Consent
Researchers tell participants about all aspects of the research that might reasonably influence potential participants’ decision to participate
Deception is justified when…(Additional)
- The study is very important
- No other methods are available
- Deception would not influence individuals’ decision to participate in the research
Debriefing (Additional)
Inform participants about deception after the experiment
Institutional Review Board
- 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
Paradigm
- A way to organize our observations and make sense of them
- Fundamental points of view in scientific search for meaning
- The big picture on how we see the world
Hypothesis
Testable statement of presumed relationships between two or more concepts
Deception can be justified if the findings can contribute to the world of scientific knowledge (T/F)
False
Tuskegge Syphilis Study
Unethical Study