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TCPS 2
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (38)
Which of the following statements is/are C) REBs may waive the consent requirement for research involving secondary use of
true (select all that apply)? identifiable information if the researcher satisfies six conditions
A) Research involving secondary use of E) Secondary use research involves using data that was originally collected for
identifiable information requires REB another purpose.
review, but not consent.
B) REBs may waive the consent
requirement for research involving
secondary use of identifiable information,
at their discretion.
C) REBs may waive the consent
requirement for research involving
secondary use of identifiable information if
the researcher satisfies six conditions.
D) Where research involves the secondary
use of non-identifiable information, neither
consent nor REB review is required.
E) Secondary use research involves using
data that was originally collected for
another purpose.
The principle of Justice requires an All of the above
equitable distribution of the benefits and
burdens of research because (select all
that apply):
1) This helps to maintain public trust in
research.
2) This contributes to the legitimacy of
research results by ensuring that research
findings are drawn from the full range of
those to whom the research applies.
3) This avoids disadvantaged or
marginalized groups from bearing a
TCPS 2
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Who has responsibility for safeguarding the 3) Researchers, REBs, and institutions.
privacy of research participants (select the
most appropriate answer):
1) Researchers alone.
2) Researchers and REBs.
3) Researchers, REBs, and institutions.
4) Researchers, REBs, institutions, and
funders.
The level of privacy protection required is 4) Secret information.
based on the identifiability of the
information. Which of the following is not a
category of identifiability set out in the
TCPS 2?
1) Indirectly identifying information.
2) Anonymized information.
3) Coded information.
4) Secret information.
5) Anonymous information.
Addressing conflicts of interest in research 1) It helps to protect the integrity of research.
involving humans is important because 2) It is part of the process of ensuring that prospective research participants make
(select all that apply): informed decisions regarding their consent to participate
1) It helps to protect the integrity of
research.
2) It is part of the process of ensuring that
prospective research participants make
informed decisions regarding their consent
to participate.
3) It makes researchers feel virtuous.
4) All conflicts of interest can and must be
eliminated.
Which one of the following statements best 2) A committee accountable to the institution that created it with respect to its
describes the status of an REB? operations, but independent with respect to its decisions on research proposals.
1) A committee accountable in all respects
to the institution that created it.
2) A committee accountable to the
institution that created it with respect to its
operations, but independent with respect
to its decisions on research proposals.
3) A committee independent in all respects
from the institution that created it.
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TCPS 2
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (38)
Which of the following statements is/are C) REBs may waive the consent requirement for research involving secondary use of
true (select all that apply)? identifiable information if the researcher satisfies six conditions
A) Research involving secondary use of E) Secondary use research involves using data that was originally collected for
identifiable information requires REB another purpose.
review, but not consent.
B) REBs may waive the consent
requirement for research involving
secondary use of identifiable information,
at their discretion.
C) REBs may waive the consent
requirement for research involving
secondary use of identifiable information if
the researcher satisfies six conditions.
D) Where research involves the secondary
use of non-identifiable information, neither
consent nor REB review is required.
E) Secondary use research involves using
data that was originally collected for
another purpose.
The principle of Justice requires an All of the above
equitable distribution of the benefits and
burdens of research because (select all
that apply):
1) This helps to maintain public trust in
research.
2) This contributes to the legitimacy of
research results by ensuring that research
findings are drawn from the full range of
those to whom the research applies.
3) This avoids disadvantaged or
marginalized groups from bearing a
TCPS 2
1/10
, 10/11/24, 11:44 AM
Who has responsibility for safeguarding the 3) Researchers, REBs, and institutions.
privacy of research participants (select the
most appropriate answer):
1) Researchers alone.
2) Researchers and REBs.
3) Researchers, REBs, and institutions.
4) Researchers, REBs, institutions, and
funders.
The level of privacy protection required is 4) Secret information.
based on the identifiability of the
information. Which of the following is not a
category of identifiability set out in the
TCPS 2?
1) Indirectly identifying information.
2) Anonymized information.
3) Coded information.
4) Secret information.
5) Anonymous information.
Addressing conflicts of interest in research 1) It helps to protect the integrity of research.
involving humans is important because 2) It is part of the process of ensuring that prospective research participants make
(select all that apply): informed decisions regarding their consent to participate
1) It helps to protect the integrity of
research.
2) It is part of the process of ensuring that
prospective research participants make
informed decisions regarding their consent
to participate.
3) It makes researchers feel virtuous.
4) All conflicts of interest can and must be
eliminated.
Which one of the following statements best 2) A committee accountable to the institution that created it with respect to its
describes the status of an REB? operations, but independent with respect to its decisions on research proposals.
1) A committee accountable in all respects
to the institution that created it.
2) A committee accountable to the
institution that created it with respect to its
operations, but independent with respect
to its decisions on research proposals.
3) A committee independent in all respects
from the institution that created it.
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