Ch. 12
Ch. 13
Research Ethics I
Random
100
Probability of harm no greater than ordinarily presented in daily life.
Minimal risk
100
This survey strategy combines methods like mail and Internet contact to reduce coverage error and improve response rates.
Mixed Mode Strategy
100
Authors of Research Ethics I
Horner and Minifie
100
How eyes do bees have?
5
200
Obligation to protect subjects by maximizing possible benefits and minimizing possible harms.
Beneficence
200
This type of email survey is considered to be a better alternative to the plain text survey
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language)
200
The cutting into a live organism, animal or human.
Vivisection
200
Quadratic formula
300
The three basic ethical principles identified in the Belmont Report.
Respect for persons, Beneficence, Justice
300
The chapter uses as an example to use when using web survey software to develop mail survey
WEBCT
300
The Three Rs
Reduce, Refine, Replace
300
A landlocked Central European nation bordered by Germany, Austria, Slovakia, and Poland.
Czech Republic
400
Protect students, clients, or subordinates from adverse consequences of declining or withdrawing
Std.8.04 (a)
400
This type of survey is an extremely adaptable method with a long history of widespread use in the social sciences.
The mail survey
400
Recognize the value of medical research with animals, and campaign for the humane care and use of animals.
Animal Welfare
400
A feud between two musicians that began in 2000 and one had to present a MTV award to the other.
Eminem and Christina Aguilera
500
Federal policy that regulates procedures for protecting human research participants in the U.S.
45 CFR Part 46 or 45 CFR 46 or "The Common Rule"
500
This section if the mail survey is often overlooked
The cover letter
500
Oversees regulatory compliance of federally funded research.
Office for Human Research Protections
500
Mr. Botello's record on fantasy league
6-8