Ethics
Research Question/Topic & Literature Reviews
Concepts, Conceptualization, Operationalization
Levels of Measurement
Sampling
100

The Nuremberg Code ended unethical research. (T or F)

False

100

Which style of guidelines is most commonly used in Criminal Justice and Criminology literature? (i.e., name of formatting we follow)

APA 

100

The process of precisely, accurately, comprehensively, and clearly defining abstract ideas is referred to as ________ .

conceptualization

100

How many levels of measurement are there?

4

100
What is a subset of a population

Sample

200
What historical event prompted the creation of the Nuremberg Code?

the Holocaust 

200

Government reports are an example of a primary source journal article. (T or F).

False 



(primary journal articles = peer-reviewed empirical research, theoretical journal articles & literature review journal articles)

200

Operationalization is guided by ______ .

The conceptual definition 

200

Which level of measurement contains no ordering of responses, but rather is used to categorize or classify?

Nominal

200

What are the two sampling technique categories?

Probability and Non-probability sampling

300

What does IRB stand for?

Institutional Review Board

300
The ________ provides a concise description of a journal article's research results. 

Abstract

300

________ occurs after conceptualization and is the process of identifying how each concept will be measured based on the conceptual definition. 

operationalization 

300

Likert scales are an example of which type of level of measurement? 

Ordinal 

300

_______ is a complete list of the population (or universe) from with a sample may be drawn 

Sampling frame

400

List the 3 fundamental principles of the Belmont Report.

Respect for persons, beneficence, justice

400

Statements about expected relationships between variables are called ________ .

Hypotheses

400

After the operationalization of concepts has concluded, researchers then work with _______ .

variables

400

Letter grades (e.g., A, B, C, D, F) are an example of which type of level of measurement?

Ordinal

400
What type of sampling refers to selecting a sample from a population in which some members have a zero chance of being drawn into the sample?

Nonprobability sampling

500

What made Milgram's Obedience to Authority experiment unethical?

deception, lacked the protection of participants involved, the threat of psychological harm, unclear right to withdrawal

500

After a research question and hypotheses have been established, what is the next step on the Wheel of Science?

Research design 

500

List the 4 basic stages (in order) of moving conceptually from the abstract to the concrete. 

concepts, conceptualization, operationalization, variables

500

Which two levels of measurement is the distance between response categories neither clear nor equal?

Nominal and Ordinal 

500

What type of sampling refers to the process of selecting a sample from a population in which every population element has a known, non-zero chance of being selected?

Probability sampling

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