Factors Affecting Ethical Research Quiz

What is the process of translating basic research into something usable called?

Which component of the Research Trinity involves the process of determining constructs and operational definitions?

What skill or knowledge is passed down over time as a source of knowledge?

What is the extent to which research findings can be generalized to other contexts called?

Which one of the following represents the three essential components of research, as mentioned in the text?

What type of study selects groups of individuals based on the presence or absence of a particular condition or outcome?

In a regression analysis, which statistical method predicts an outcome based on a single variable?

In research, which term refers to the person who does not have a certain condition in a case-control study?

What is the statistical method used to predict an outcome based on two or more variables?

After seeing a scary movie and wanting to test how it influences feelings towards others empirically, what is the best option?

What is the primary disadvantage of relying on authority for knowledge?

What is the main problem associated with the law of small numbers?

Which research method focuses on describing unique conditions or interventions on a single individual or case?

What is the main difference between quantitative and qualitative research?

Which type of research is aimed at solving real-world problems and has direct practical application?

Which of the following characteristics of good hypotheses is important for minimizing our natural flaws in thinking?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good hypothesis?

What was João's strategy for developing a good hypothesis?

How do you define variables and constants in the hypothesis?

What are the factors or elements that you expect to change, vary, or have several different values?

What type of article is Aadyasha likely to have found when conducting a literature search on parenting behaviors between Canada and Bangladesh?

What characteristic of science is Ruby displaying when she demands to see the latest safety report for a particular model of car?

Which two flaws in thinking (in order) are the students expressing when they mistakenly believe they are doing better than other students in the course and that they will have no problem catching up if they fall behind?

What type of skills will be most important for determining the superior treatment between Treatment A and Treatment B for clients with eating disorders?

In conducting a literature search on cross-cultural parenting, what type of article has Aadyasha likely found if it uses statistics to compare and combine the results of several different studies?

In non-experimental designs, what does the data collected tell you about the variables?

When assessing the salaries of professional athletes, which statistic can be used?

When focused on the design aspect of the research process, what is addressed?

What do 'error bars' around circular symbols on a graph represent?

What is obtaining valid information through the research process dependent upon?

What are the 3 P's to ethics in an organization?

What is the primary purpose of the Human Subjects Committee in ethical research?

Which level of REB review is applicable when the research poses minimal risk typically encountered in daily life?

According to the Nuremberg Code, what is the first provision for approval of research?

What is emphasized by the Declaration of Helsinki in relation to research protocols?

What is the primary purpose of the Belmont Report's 'Respect for Persons' principle?

In the context of research ethics, what does 'anonymity' refer to?

What does the principle of 'Beneficence' emphasize in research?

What is 'Massaging the Data' in the context of ethical treatment of data?

What is the objective of the Tuskegee (AL) Syphilis Study as mentioned in the text?