Chapter 3

Question 1

Set of ethical guidelines, develop for research with human participants based on information gained during the nuremberg trials after World War II

Answer 1

Nuremberg code

Question 2

Obtaining consent from participants for participation in research after the Participants have been informed about the process, procedure and risk of the research

Answer 2

Informed consent

Question 3

Forcing participants to participate in research without their consent

Answer 3

Coercion

Question 4

Misleading participants about the purpose of procedures of a research study

Answer 4

Deception

Question 5

A person who is part of a research study, but acts as though he or she is not to deceive the participants about the study purpose

Answer 5

Confederate

Question 6

Discussing the purpose and benefits of a research study with Participants often done at the end of the study

Answer 6

Debriefing

Question 7

A form provided to the Participants, at the beginning of a research study to obtain their consent for the study, and to explain the studies, purpose and risk and the participants right as participants

Answer 7

Consent form

Question 8

Wayne, the risk against the benefit of a research study to ensure that the benefit outweighs the risk

Answer 8

Risk benefit analysis

Question 9

The researchers responsibility to protect the participants identity and right to privacy during, and after the research study

Answer 9

Confidentiality

Question 10

A committee of knowledgeable individuals who oversee the ethics of research with human participants conducted at an institution

Answer 10

Institutional review board

Question 11

A source of bias that can occur in a study due to participants, changing their behavior based on their perception of the study, and its purpose

Answer 11

Demand characteristics

Question 12

And experiment conducted in the participants natural environment

Answer 12

Field experiment

Question 13

Study with the smallest amount of risk involved

Answer 13

Exempt studies

Question 14

Cities that involve minimal risk, need to be reviewed by only one member of the IRB, speeds review process, May involved a small amount of physical or psychological risk

Answer 14

Expedited study

Question 15

Study with the highest amount of risk, receive full review by IRB, studies were a special population has a risk of harm

Answer 15

Full review studies