week 2 Flashcards

1
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What did the app board of ethics draw inspo from?

A

The Nurenberg code

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2
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Critical incidents report

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Survey asking all apa members to provide ex of unethical conduct they experienced.it was later published and readers were asked to comment

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3
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What does the apa ethics code consist of

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5 general principals and 89 standards (in 10 categories)

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4
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what are the apa ethics code general principals

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  • Beneficence and nonmaleficence ( must weight benefits and costs)
  • fidelity and responsibility (professional behavior, know role in society)
  • integrity (honest)
  • justice (treat all fairly w out bias)
  • respect for ppls rights and dignity (confidential)
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5
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IRB

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  • Institutional review board
  • in any uni/college setting, consisiitng of 5 ppl
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6
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if you are wondering if consent is needed think about if the setting is public; if it occurs in a place where anyone could be observed by anyone else consent is

a) needed
b) not needed

A

b

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7
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special populations for informed consent

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  • children (may not fully understand but must get an assent, give as much info as possible to see if they want to participate)
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8
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participant crosstalk

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  • after a deception study, when a participant talks to another potential future participant
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9
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two purposes of debriefing

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  • dehoaxing: reveal true purpose of the study and hypothesis to participants
  • Desensitizing: reducing stress/neg feelings that arose during participation
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10
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guidelines for research w animals

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  • sentient animals have the same rights as humans (privacy, autonomy, and freedom from harm)
  • apa: must follow state and federal guidelines, justify the study, proper care of animals during and after study, and use animals for educational not research purposes
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11
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anthrozoology

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study of interaction between humans and animals

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