WEEK 3 - ETHICS

Question 1

Respect for persons

Answer 1

• to maintain autonomy
• do not use a person as a means to an end
• allow people to chose for themselves/right to self determination
• extra protection to those with limited autonomy
• obtains voluntary informed consent

Question 2

PEDIcure - need consent to touch feet

elements of informed consent form

Answer 2

P- purpose of research
E - expected duration for participant
D - description of procedures
I- identfication of experimental procedures

Question 3

when is informed consent obtained?

Answer 3

before study starts duh

Question 4

concern for welfare

Answer 4

• concern for how a person is faring
• researcher considers risks and benefits of research and advise participants of these

think of the word concern and how you need to assess risks to make sure theyre ok

Question 5

batman

justice

Answer 5

• treat people fairly and equitable
• fair share of burdens and benefits of research
• vulnerability
• no discrimination
• treat with respect and concern
• be alert for pwer relationships

Question 6

privacy

Answer 6

• individuals right to be free from intrusion from other related to themselves
• right to control info about themselves

Question 7

confidentiality

Answer 7

obligation to safeguard entrusted information and protect from unauthorized access

Question 8

Researchers are planning to observe how school age children interact with each
other while wearing masks during a pandemic. When seeking consent, they inform
parents that the children will be given frequent breaks and snacks and that their
teacher will be present at all times during the observation. Informing parents of these
plans support which ethical research principle?

Answer 8

respect for persons

Question 9

Identify the ethical principle that is evident in the following statement: Participants
are asked to read through information that describes a study’s purpose and their role
in the study before joining the study

Answer 9

respect for persons

Question 10

If a client refuses to participate in a research study conducted by their doctor, and
in response the physician takes less time to answer the client’s questions compared
with other clients, this violates which ethical research principle?

Answer 10

justice

not very batman of the doctor

Question 11

A researcher allows someone external to the research team to look at raw data
containing information on participant identity and interview results. The researcher
violates:

Answer 11

confidentiality

Question 12

The consent form for a research study notes: “Participation in the study is
voluntary. If you agree to participate, you can withdraw at any time.” This excerpt
reflects which ethical principle of research?

Answer 12

respect for persons

Question 13

A researcher is exploring different nursing management styles. Staff reporting to
managers are asked to participate in a focus group. The researcher advised
participants that the published study results would not reveal their identities. This
action supports which ethical research principle?

Answer 13

concern for welfare

Question 14

OCAP principles

Answer 14

Ownership
Control
Access
Possessions

research method for indigenous

Question 15

what is allyship

Answer 15

active role of eliminating social inequalitirs that allies benefit from, extending benefits to marginalized people