, Nazi experiments
➔ Tuskegee syphilis experiments
Milgram's obedience study
Zimbardo's prison study
Question 4 pts
The Tuskegee syphilis experiments occurred in what country?
Germany
England
➔ the United states
Mexico
Question 5 pts
The Tuskegee syphilis experiments are considered unethical because of the use
of
debriefing
informed consent
➔ deception
coercive incentives
Question 6 pts
Which of the following was a social psychological experiment that is considered
ethically questionable because of the use of deception?
➔ Milgram's obedience study
Zimbardo's prison experiment
Tuskegee study
Nuremberg Study
Question 7 pts
Which of the following was a social psychological experiment that is considered
ethically questionable because of the emotional and psychological risk incurred
by participants?
Milgram's obedience study
➔ Zimbardo's prison experiment
Tuskegee study
Nuremberg Study
,Question 8 pts
Which of the following represent the moral values and ideals of a discipline?
Belmont code
Nuremberg code
ethical standards
➔ ethical principles
Question 9 pts
Which of the following represent the specific rules of an ethical code of
conduct?
Belmont code
Nuremberg code
➔ ethical standards
ethical principles
Question 10 pts
Which of the following is true about informed consent process?
It occurs after the participants begin the study.
➔ It includes informing participants of the risks and benefits of the study.
It includes telling participants they cannot withdraw at any point in the study.
It must be in writing.
Question 11 pts
When a study involves interviews with 16-year-old subjects, which of the
following is true?
➔ You must obtain informed consent from the parent or legal guardian
If a parent or guardian gives consent, it is not necessary to inform the 16 year old
about the purpose, risk, and benefits of the study.
If the parent gives consent, the 16 year old must participate.
The 16 year old's interview information must be shared with the parent.
Question 12 pts
A researcher wishes to give a questionnaire to middle school children. The
, research has been approved by the institutional review board at the university,
and a middle school has agreed to help the researcher identify potential
participants. The next step the researcher must do is ______.
get the informed consent of the potential participants
➔
get the informed consent of the parents or guardians of potential participants
give the potential participants incentives to sign the informed consent form
give the school an incentive for identifying the potential participants
Question 13 pts
Which of the following is true about debriefing?
It occurs before the participants begin the study.
➔ It is not necessary for all studies.
It is designed to inform participants about the risks and benefits of the study.
It can be in writing.
Question 14 pts
A researcher wants to conduct a study in which he throws cold water on
unsuspecting participants and observes their reactions. He wants to forgo the
informed consent process because he believes that the participants would not
act naturally if they were told ahead of time about what the study involves.
Under which of the following would this study be considered ethical?
If the researcher makes a convincing argument that informed consent would
negatively impede his ability to obtain valid results.
If the researcher makes a convincing argument that the study has a clear
rationale based on past research.
If the researcher thoroughly debriefs each participant as soon as their
participation is complete.
➔
This study would never be considered ethical because of the potential to cause
participants physical and emotional pain.
Question 15 pts
The American Psychological Association allows for the use of deception under
certain circumstances. Which of the following is one of the necessary
circumstances?
The use of deception would make the study more interesting.
The study is only expected to cause emotional, but not physical, distress.
➔
The researchers debrief participants as soon as possible regarding the deception.
➔ Tuskegee syphilis experiments
Milgram's obedience study
Zimbardo's prison study
Question 4 pts
The Tuskegee syphilis experiments occurred in what country?
Germany
England
➔ the United states
Mexico
Question 5 pts
The Tuskegee syphilis experiments are considered unethical because of the use
of
debriefing
informed consent
➔ deception
coercive incentives
Question 6 pts
Which of the following was a social psychological experiment that is considered
ethically questionable because of the use of deception?
➔ Milgram's obedience study
Zimbardo's prison experiment
Tuskegee study
Nuremberg Study
Question 7 pts
Which of the following was a social psychological experiment that is considered
ethically questionable because of the emotional and psychological risk incurred
by participants?
Milgram's obedience study
➔ Zimbardo's prison experiment
Tuskegee study
Nuremberg Study
,Question 8 pts
Which of the following represent the moral values and ideals of a discipline?
Belmont code
Nuremberg code
ethical standards
➔ ethical principles
Question 9 pts
Which of the following represent the specific rules of an ethical code of
conduct?
Belmont code
Nuremberg code
➔ ethical standards
ethical principles
Question 10 pts
Which of the following is true about informed consent process?
It occurs after the participants begin the study.
➔ It includes informing participants of the risks and benefits of the study.
It includes telling participants they cannot withdraw at any point in the study.
It must be in writing.
Question 11 pts
When a study involves interviews with 16-year-old subjects, which of the
following is true?
➔ You must obtain informed consent from the parent or legal guardian
If a parent or guardian gives consent, it is not necessary to inform the 16 year old
about the purpose, risk, and benefits of the study.
If the parent gives consent, the 16 year old must participate.
The 16 year old's interview information must be shared with the parent.
Question 12 pts
A researcher wishes to give a questionnaire to middle school children. The
, research has been approved by the institutional review board at the university,
and a middle school has agreed to help the researcher identify potential
participants. The next step the researcher must do is ______.
get the informed consent of the potential participants
➔
get the informed consent of the parents or guardians of potential participants
give the potential participants incentives to sign the informed consent form
give the school an incentive for identifying the potential participants
Question 13 pts
Which of the following is true about debriefing?
It occurs before the participants begin the study.
➔ It is not necessary for all studies.
It is designed to inform participants about the risks and benefits of the study.
It can be in writing.
Question 14 pts
A researcher wants to conduct a study in which he throws cold water on
unsuspecting participants and observes their reactions. He wants to forgo the
informed consent process because he believes that the participants would not
act naturally if they were told ahead of time about what the study involves.
Under which of the following would this study be considered ethical?
If the researcher makes a convincing argument that informed consent would
negatively impede his ability to obtain valid results.
If the researcher makes a convincing argument that the study has a clear
rationale based on past research.
If the researcher thoroughly debriefs each participant as soon as their
participation is complete.
➔
This study would never be considered ethical because of the potential to cause
participants physical and emotional pain.
Question 15 pts
The American Psychological Association allows for the use of deception under
certain circumstances. Which of the following is one of the necessary
circumstances?
The use of deception would make the study more interesting.
The study is only expected to cause emotional, but not physical, distress.
➔
The researchers debrief participants as soon as possible regarding the deception.
