The norms of conduct or well-founded standards that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors
What are ethics?
One of the leading documents that focuses on the protection of test subjects
What is the Belmont Report?
A group designed to evaluate steps in studies
What is the Institutional Review Board?
Studies that utilize ethics promote values that are essential to collaborative work
Why are research ethics important?
Respect, Beneficence, and Justice
What are the three principles to the Belmont Report?
Exempt, Expedited, and Full
What are the three types of IRB?
Looking for potential members to be a part of your study
Whar are the research ethics concerning humans?
Equality, equity, and fairness
What is Justice?
How the action was perceived by the other person
What is informed consent?
Maximizing benefits and minimizing harms
What is beneficence?
These kinds of people are often afraid and will sometimes lie in studies in order to please the research team.
What are vulnerable people like during research studies?
These tools can cause people to doubt their lives and/or re-live very painful events
Why are simple research tools like questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups harmful?
Wanting to remain unnamed
What is anonymity?
Debarment from elgibility to receive Federal funds for grants and contracts
What are the consequences of not following the IRB?