Research Ethics
The Belmont report established these three ethical principles, germane to the study of human subjects.
What are principles of Respect, Beneficence, and Justice?
People dropping out of a study.
What is mortality?
Psychometric properties of a survey instrument involve its reliability and this concept meaning fit of measure.
What is Validity?
These types of measurement errors arise from biases built into instrument design.
What are systematic errors?
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What is guacamole?
IRB stands for this oversight body that approves research projects.
What is the Institutional Review Board?
If the instrument to collect data changes, what’s is the threat to internal validity?
What is instrumentation?
Consistency of measure.
What is reliability?
When info that is collected consistently reflects a false picture of concept measured, this is a sign of what this type of error.
What is systematic measurement error?
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What is the Netherlands?
Formal rules for the protection of human subjects.
What are procedural ethics?
When the change in the subject takes place over time, impacting the DV, regardless of the occurrence of the independent variable.
What is maturation?
When a measurement instrument is tested against a known measure of the concept.
What is concurrent validity?
A survey instrument has the word “Blue” to connote depression. A respondent who was not born in the US interprets “Blue” to mean lonely. What type of is this?
What is cultural bias?
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What is City Tacos?
Informal rules that involves the judgement of researchers on the ground.
Ethics in practice.
This threat occurs when people self select into either of the two treatment conditions.
What is the threat of selection?
Test-retest, Inter-rater, Internal consistency.
What are three ways to establish the reliability of measurement instruments?
This type of systematic bias is due to respondents answering in a way that makes themselves or their referent group "look good" rather than answering truthfully.
What is social desirability bias?
What beer from Ballast Point shares a name with one of your nonprofit classmates?
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This Belmont Report principle that states that the benefits and risk must be explained to the subjects of the experiment.
What is beneficence?
This threat to internal validity occurs when subjects chosen for the study because of a high or low value of the dependent variable.
What is statistical regression?
What are face, content, concurrent, and predictive validities?
Leading questions that prompt respondents to answer a certain way is this type of bias. For example, "All respected scientists agree that…"
What is acquiescence bias?
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What is Libertad?