TCPS 2: CORE-2025 MODULE
QUESTIONS WITH ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
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The nature of the relationship between a researcher and a
participant (e.g., power imbalance or dual roles) may
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create a conflict of interest enhance the research outcomes by
and negatively impact the providing diverse viewpoints.
integrity of the research
, simplify the research eliminate the need for ethical review
process by reducing altogether.
participant involvement.
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Definition
in the context of the research project, including all
phases of the research: collection, use, dissemination,
retention and/or disposal
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Privacy risks
TCPS 2 defines research as should be
assessed
when
All conflicts of interest should be Institutions are expected to have
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A community may be:
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,incompatibility of two or more duties, responsibilities or interests ... of an
individual or institution as they relate to the ethical conduct of
research, such that one cannot be fulfilled without compromising
another
Who carries out the research;
What the source of funding is, if any; and
Where the research is conducted.
Interpersonal relationships (e.g., family or work, such as student-
supervisor relationships);
Financial partnerships (e.g., with sponsors);
Other economic interests (e.g., holding shares or leadership roles in
start-up companies; undertaking private research contracts outside
the academic environment);
Academic interests or any other incentives that may compromise
integrity or adherence to the three core principles of TCPS 2 (Chapter
7, Section A).
Territorial, (i.e., determined by a specific geographic space);
Organizational, (i.e., a structured entity); or
Interest based, (i.e., defined by a shared goal, such as preservation
of a language) (Chapter 9, Section A).
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considering only those risks that are attributable to the
research. When assessing the potential benefits, they
should consider only those for participants, their
community, and society.
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why should researchers Researchers must explain
disseminate results by (privacy and confidentiality)
participants
REBs should assess the
TCPS 2 defines research as risks by
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what does not require REB review
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Out of respect for the contribution of research participants,
including the burdens imposed by participation, researchers
must disseminate results
(including negative results) without undue restriction and in a timely manner.
QUESTIONS WITH ACTUAL ANSWERS!!
1 of 54
Term
The nature of the relationship between a researcher and a
participant (e.g., power imbalance or dual roles) may
Give this one a try later!
create a conflict of interest enhance the research outcomes by
and negatively impact the providing diverse viewpoints.
integrity of the research
, simplify the research eliminate the need for ethical review
process by reducing altogether.
participant involvement.
Don't know?
2 of 54
Definition
in the context of the research project, including all
phases of the research: collection, use, dissemination,
retention and/or disposal
Give this one a try later!
Privacy risks
TCPS 2 defines research as should be
assessed
when
All conflicts of interest should be Institutions are expected to have
Don't know?
3 of 54
Term
A community may be:
Give this one a try later!
,incompatibility of two or more duties, responsibilities or interests ... of an
individual or institution as they relate to the ethical conduct of
research, such that one cannot be fulfilled without compromising
another
Who carries out the research;
What the source of funding is, if any; and
Where the research is conducted.
Interpersonal relationships (e.g., family or work, such as student-
supervisor relationships);
Financial partnerships (e.g., with sponsors);
Other economic interests (e.g., holding shares or leadership roles in
start-up companies; undertaking private research contracts outside
the academic environment);
Academic interests or any other incentives that may compromise
integrity or adherence to the three core principles of TCPS 2 (Chapter
7, Section A).
Territorial, (i.e., determined by a specific geographic space);
Organizational, (i.e., a structured entity); or
Interest based, (i.e., defined by a shared goal, such as preservation
of a language) (Chapter 9, Section A).
Don't know?
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Definition
considering only those risks that are attributable to the
research. When assessing the potential benefits, they
should consider only those for participants, their
community, and society.
Give this one a try later!
why should researchers Researchers must explain
disseminate results by (privacy and confidentiality)
participants
REBs should assess the
TCPS 2 defines research as risks by
Don't know?
5 of 54
Term
what does not require REB review
Give this one a try later!
Out of respect for the contribution of research participants,
including the burdens imposed by participation, researchers
must disseminate results
(including negative results) without undue restriction and in a timely manner.
