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Ethics Quiz...Versión en línea Ethics Quiz! por Alan Ramsay 1 What do researchers need to consider when ensuring the ethical nature of planned research? a Applicability and efficacy of the research b Applicability and ethical standards c Efficacy and ethical standards d The participants 2 Which statement best describes human rights? a They are embedded into law b Governments must promote and protect human rights c Human rights are inherent to everyone regardless of nationality, sex, race, religion, language, or any other status d All of the above 3 When conducting research, which four rights must be observed? a Not to be harmed, to treatment, to self-determination and autonomy, to privacy b Not to be harmed, to treatment, to self-determination, to privacy c To treatment, to self-determination and autonomy, to privacy d Not to be harmed, to assessment, to self-determination, to privacy 4 Informed consent ensures participants have full knowledge of the project including? a Identity and credentials of the researcher b They do not need to be informed of the purpose and significance of the research c The researchers’ family members d Other participants’ names 5 Informed consent is deemed to have been not obtained when: a The researcher pays the subject a stipend b The researcher collects information covertly c The risk/benefit ratio is low d The study is not reviewed by an ethics committee 6 What is the over-riding principle governing ethical research behaviour? a To protect research participants from harm b To avoid dealing with sensitive topics c To obtain the informed consent of the participants d To preserve the anonymity of participants 7 Which of the following is not appropriate to include on an informed consent form: a The names and contact details of the researchers b The names and contact details of the person/s that participants can make a complaint to about the research or researchers c The names and contact details of other participants in the research d Information about how the data will be used 8 Following the inhumane experiments conducted during the Second World War by German physicians the following ethical guidelines were established: a The Neerimduct code b The Belmont report c The Declaration of Helsinki d The Nuremberg Code 9 Which statement best describes vulnerability in respect to research participants? a Someone who has a mental illness b Someone who has a child c Someone with diminished capacity to give informed consent or not completely free to give consent d An older adult 10 When undertaking a risk assessment of participants the researcher must? a Identify the benefits b Identify the risks c Manage the outcomes d All of the above

Ethics Quiz...Versión en línea

Ethics Quiz!

por Alan Ramsay

What do researchers need to consider when ensuring the ethical nature of planned research?

Applicability and efficacy of the research

Applicability and ethical standards

Efficacy and ethical standards

The participants

Which statement best describes human rights?

They are embedded into law

Governments must promote and protect human rights

Human rights are inherent to everyone regardless of nationality, sex, race, religion, language, or any other status

All of the above

When conducting research, which four rights must be observed?

Not to be harmed, to treatment, to self-determination and autonomy, to privacy

Not to be harmed, to treatment, to self-determination, to privacy

To treatment, to self-determination and autonomy, to privacy

Not to be harmed, to assessment, to self-determination, to privacy

Informed consent ensures participants have full knowledge of the project including?

Identity and credentials of the researcher

They do not need to be informed of the purpose and significance of the research

The researchers’ family members

Other participants’ names

Informed consent is deemed to have been not obtained when:

The researcher pays the subject a stipend

The researcher collects information covertly

The risk/benefit ratio is low

The study is not reviewed by an ethics committee

What is the over-riding principle governing ethical research behaviour?

To protect research participants from harm

To avoid dealing with sensitive topics

To obtain the informed consent of the participants

To preserve the anonymity of participants

Which of the following is not appropriate to include on an informed consent form:

The names and contact details of the researchers

The names and contact details of the person/s that participants can make a complaint to about the research or researchers

The names and contact details of other participants in the research

Information about how the data will be used

Following the inhumane experiments conducted during the Second World War by German physicians the following ethical guidelines were established:

The Neerimduct code

The Belmont report

The Declaration of Helsinki

The Nuremberg Code

Which statement best describes vulnerability in respect to research participants?

Someone who has a mental illness

Someone who has a child

Someone with diminished capacity to give informed consent or not completely free to give consent

An older adult

When undertaking a risk assessment of participants the researcher must?

Identify the benefits

Identify the risks

Manage the outcomes

All of the above

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Ethics Quiz...Versión en línea

por Alan Ramsay

What do researchers need to consider when ensuring the ethical nature of planned research?

Which statement best describes human rights?

When conducting research, which four rights must be observed?

Informed consent ensures participants have full knowledge of the project including?

Informed consent is deemed to have been not obtained when:

What is the over-riding principle governing ethical research behaviour?

Which of the following is not appropriate to include on an informed consent form:

Following the inhumane experiments conducted during the Second World War by German physicians the following ethical guidelines were established:

Which statement best describes vulnerability in respect to research participants?

When undertaking a risk assessment of participants the researcher must?