Ethical Research Principles and Guidelines

Which of the following is NOT a key theme in ethical research?

What is the role of an IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee)?

Which of the following is a common type of animal used in research, as mentioned in the provided content?

According to the APA guidelines, who is responsible for ensuring the humane treatment of animals in research?

Which ethical principle in research is most closely related to the concept of 'informed consent'?

What is the primary purpose of debriefing participants after a research study?

Which of the following ethical principles is directly related to the idea of minimizing the risk of harm to participants in research?

What is the key difference between the ethical guidelines for animal research in the BACB and the APA?

What aspect of the scientific method is illustrated when researchers publish their experimental data on the Open Science Foundation data repository?

Which scenario exemplifies a lack of publicly available information?

What is the main purpose of peer review in the scientific method?

Why is replication an important principle in the scientific method?

How could data falsification lead to harm in the scientific community?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the scientific method?

Which of these scenarios could be considered scientific fraud?

How does the scientific method help ensure the accuracy of research findings?

What motivates a person to attend a concert according to the example given?

Which psychological concept explains why people continue to invest time or money into a project?

According to the sunk cost effect, what do people attempt to avoid by continuing their investments?

How can the findings on motivation be applied in a workplace setting?

What is a likely behavior for someone who has invested in a multilevel marketing scheme according to the sunk cost effect?

Which statement correctly describes the research goal of 'predict' in relation to the sunk cost effect?

What conclusion can be drawn about the relationship between initial investments and continued effort?

Which of the following is NOT a goal of research in psychology as described in relation to the sunk cost effect?

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for researchers to follow in order to ensure respect for people's rights and dignity?

Which of the following describes the condition where the researcher knows the identity of a participant, but the participant's identity is not shared with anyone else?

Which of the following situations would require a researcher to violate confidentiality?

Which of the following is NOT a principle of ethical research as outlined in the APA code of ethics?

Why is it important for researchers to obtain informed consent from participants?

Which of the following is an example of how researchers can uphold the principle of integrity in their research?

When can confidentiality be legally violated?

Which of the following is NOT a method for protecting participant confidentiality?

What phenomenon explains Clara's reported improvement from cupping therapy despite it being ineffective?

In the scenario where a family concludes that Phoenix is rainy after experiencing rain in their first week, which cognitive bias is primarily at play?

How might the availability heuristic impact someone with anxiety about work performance?

Which of the following describes the Ziegarnik effect?

What is a common application of confirmation bias in decision-making?

In what way could the placebo effect manifest in a person undergoing a new therapy?

Which cognitive bias might lead an individual to avoid a situation based on a memorable, yet uncommon, negative event?

What role does confirmation bias play in how individuals assess new information?

Which scenario exemplifies confirmation bias related to anxiety disorders?

What does the availability heuristic describe?

Which statement accurately reflects how people process information that aligns with their views?

Which of the following exemplifies a placebo effect?

How can personal testimonials be problematic when evaluating experiences?

Which decision-making error can arise from relying heavily on memorable events?

What is typically overlooked by individuals exhibiting confirmation bias?

Which of the following illustrates the impact of the availability heuristic on public perception?