ch 4: ethics Flashcards

(32 cards)

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ethics

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the study of proper actions

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research ethics

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the responsibility of researchers to be honest and respectful to all individuals who are affected by their research studies or their reports of the studies’ results

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ethical principles dictate what? (7)

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(1) measurement techniques, (2) participant selection, (3) research strategies, (4) research designs, (5) how studies may be carried out, (6) data analysis and (7) result reporting

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basic categories of ethical responsibility (2)

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(1) ensure the welfare and dignity of the individuals and (2) ensure that public reports of their research are accurate and honest

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examples of unethical studies done by Nazis

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(1) breaking and re-breaking bones, (2) exposure to extreme altitude, (3) exposure to freezing water

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Nuremberg Code

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10 guidelines for the ethical treatment of human participants in research (came from Nazi criminal trials)

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principle of respect for persons (autonomy)

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individuals should consent to participate in studies and those who cannot give their consent need special protection

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principle of beneficence

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researchers do not harm the participants, minimize risk and maximize possible benefits

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principle of justice

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fair and non-exploitative procedures for the selection and treatment of participants so that the costs and benefits fo participation are distributed equally

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apa item 1: no ___

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harm

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apa item 2: privacy and ____

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confidentiality

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apa item 3: ____ approval

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institutional

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apa item 4: _____

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competence

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apa item 5: ____ keeping

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record

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apa item 6: informed ______ to ____

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consent; research

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apa item 7: _____ with informed consent

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apa item 8: offering ____ for research participation

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apa item 9: ______ in research

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apa item 10: _____

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when do you not need informed consent?

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(1) just naturalistic observations in public places without identification, (2) deception

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clinical equipoise

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ethical responsibility to provide the best possible treatment for their patients; only conduct studies that compare equally preferred treatments

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components of informed consent (3)

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(1) information, (2) understanding, (3) voluntary participation

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passive deception is also known as ___

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active deception is also known as ___

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commission (misleading)

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when using deception, researchers are responsible for....? (3)
(1) considering all other options, (2) not concealing info about physical pain or severe emotional distress, and (3) debrief as soon as possible
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confidentiality
the practice of keeping strictly secret and private the info or measurements obtained from an individual during a research study
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anonymity
the practice of ensuring that an individual's name is not directly associated with the information or measurements obtained from that individual
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confidentiality strategies (2)
(1) no names or other identification appears on data records and (2) coding system to keep track of which participant names go with which sets of data
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IACUC
institutional animal care and use committee
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fraud
the explicit effort of a researcher to falsify or misrepresent data
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error
an honest mistake
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safeguards against fraud (3)
(1) replication, (2) peer review, (3) verification via sharing of data