Ethics and Research Methods

Question 1

Brain and Behaviour Ethics

Answer 1

Milner 1966 - Consent
Antonova 2011 - Protection from Harm

Question 2

Brain and Behaviour Research Methods

Answer 2

Maguire 2000 - Quasi-experiment
Porges et al 2017 - Correlation

Question 3

Hormones and Pheromones Ethics

Answer 3

Newcomer et al 1999 - Protection from Harm
McGaugh and Cahill 1995 - Protection from Harm

Question 4

Hormones and Pheromones Research Methods

Answer 4

Newcomer et al 1999 - True Experiment
Zhou et al 2014 - Quasi-experiment

Question 5

Genes and Behaviour Ethics

Answer 5

Caspi et al 2003 - Informed Consent
Weissman et al 2005 - Confidentiality

Question 6

Genes and Behaviour Research Methods

Answer 6

Caspi et al 2003 - Questionnaire
Weissman et al 2005 - Interviews

Question 7

Cognitive Processing Ethics

Answer 7

Milner 1966 - Consent

Question 8

Cognitive Processing Research Methods

Answer 8

Landry and Bartling 2011 - True Experiment

Question 9

Reliability of Cognitive Processes Ethics

Answer 9

Loftus and Pickrell 1995 - Debrief

Question 10

Reliability of Cognitive Processes Research Methods

Answer 10

Loftus and Palmer 1974 - Questionnaire

Question 11

Emotion and Cognition Ethics

Answer 11

Brown and Kulik 1977 - Confidentiality

Question 12

Emotion and Cognition Research Methods

Answer 12

Brown and Kulik 1977 - Questionnaire

Question 13

Individual and the Group Ethics

Answer 13

Sherif et al 1954 - Consent + Debrief

Question 14

Individual and the Group Research Methods

Answer 14

Tajfel et al 1970 - True Experiment

Question 15

Cultural Influences Ethics

Answer 15

Kulkosfky et al 2011 - Confidentiality

Question 16

Cultural Influences Research Methods

Answer 16

Fagot 1978 - structured, naturalistic, overt, non-participant observation