A) make shortcomings known to readers
B) report negative findings
C) colleagues in the scientific community
D) all of the above
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A) remove names and addresses from data-collection forms
B) keep a master identification file linking numbers to names so that at a future date data can be corrected where necessary
C) put the master file on the computer so that you do not leave paper copies of the file laying around
D) only individuals with a legitimate purpose should have access to the master file
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A) questionnaires administered that asked subjects to report on deviant sexual behaviors
B) research on juveniles that focuses on their treatment as adults by the criminal justice system
C) medical experimentation
D) personal interviews with prisoners asking them to describe crimes that were not known to the police
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A) age
B) relationship to an offender
C) place of residence
D) gender
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A) juveniles and prisoners
B) juveniles and drug addicts
C) alcoholics and schizophrenics
D) probationers and pregnant women
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A) They provide expert advice on how to resolve ethical dilemmas present in some research.
B) Since some researchers are not disinterested parties, IRBs offer outside judgments about ethical considerations.
C) They make sure that researchers are not overlooking the rights and well-being of their subjects.
D) all of the above
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A) physical trauma to the researcher
B) psychological harm
C) false data as participants always fabricate information to avoid revealing embarrassing details
D) crime rates to increase
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A) subjects were not fully informed of the procedures they would undergo
B) the researchers were not fully aware of what they could expect from the simulation
C) the project utilized only 21 participants
D) guards were allowed to make up and modify rules as the project progressed
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A) give students who complete the research questionnaire extra credit
B) allow students to fill out a questionnaire on their own time, and when they finish put them, in a box outside the departmental secretary's office
C) ask that students fill out a questionnaire and not include their name or student identification number
D) for in-class questionnaires, have the professor leave the room while they are being filled out and turned in, and allow students to remain anonymous
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A) a small payment in cash in exchange for participation
B) using prisoners as subjects after they have been told about the nature of the experiment and what their rewards will be
C) getting an informed consent form signed when doing surveys
D) random assignment of subjects to an experimental and a control group
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A) overlook possible harms to participant wellbeing
B) overlook possible participant harms
C) allow the ends to justify the means
D) all of the above
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A) research involving the analysis of existing data
B) research involving the use of educational tests that are cognitive in nature
C) research conducted in established educational settings that involve normal education practices
D) research that uses living subjects who have participated in at least one prior research study
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A) a necessary component of informed consent
B) a necessary component of confidentiality
C) a necessary component of anonymity
D) a necessary component to obtain grant funding
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A) not requiring participants to provide their name
B) allowing respondents to remain anonymous
C) not requiring participant login information
D) all of the above
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A) In an observational study, you see juveniles spray-painting walls at their school, and you say nothing.
B) You watch one of your subjects deal drugs on the corner, and you alert him when a police car turns the corner.
C) One of your subjects tells you he committed a rape, and you do not tell anyone even though you know what he told you is true.
D) You refuse to reveal confidential information under a claim of immunity.
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A) checking a box
B) e-signature
C) informed consent
D) hiring experts
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