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Research Ethics Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following options most appropriately explains 'Research Ethics'?
2. Who typically makes decisions and has the final say about research ethics issues?
3. Standards for proper and responsible behavior
4. How is information from the interview captured?
5. Animal welfare organisations are MOST likely against:
6. In order for a sample to be truly representative it must be
7. To avoid self Plagiarism-
8. The research should ensure that a study will enhance the well-being and improve the situation of the populations under study, rather than undermine or endanger them in any way.
9. 'violate' does NOT mean
10. What type of research studies physical, cognitive and social change throughout the life span?
11. An intervention in a research study is
12. The principle of benefit (benefit) according to the principle of beneficence means
13. Gabby, a graduating student, claimed the research work of his classmate. He erased the name of the researcher and placed his own.
14. Which of the following is NOT a part of critical thinking in science?
15. What type of research studies how we think about, influence, and relate to one another?
16. Who conducted the experiment with fake electric shocks to study obedience to authority?
17. There are how many phases in research process?
18. Maintaining intellectual honesty in all times especially in reporting findings in investigation .
19. Which approach to psychology studies the relative power and limits of genetic and environmental influences on behavior?
20. What type of technique obtains self-reported attitudes or behaviors of a group usually by questioning a representative, random sample?
21. In the capacity of a researcher, how can you solve the problems that exist in the society?
22. What type of variable in an experiment might unintentionally impact the results and must be controlled for?
23. Which one of the following is General duty and responsibility of editors-
24. Kirk a grade 8 student conducting his research study on the emotional disposition of Grade 7 students weighs the benefits and consequences of the his study. What principle is he trying to follow?
25. When written informed consent is obtained, participants must be told _____ of the experiment
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