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What is a key aspect of applying the principle of beneficence in a study involving human subjects?
What is a key aspect of applying the principle of beneficence in a study involving human subjects?
- Conducting the study without obtaining informed consent
- Selecting subjects from a single demographic group
- Maximizing benefits while minimizing risks (correct)
- Ensuring the study is published in a prestigious journal
What is the primary goal of obtaining informed consent from research participants?
What is the primary goal of obtaining informed consent from research participants?
- To respect the autonomy of individuals and allow them to make informed decisions (correct)
- To protect the researcher from potential lawsuits
- To minimize the risk of participants withdrawing from the study
- To ensure participants are Fully informed about the study
Which of the following is a key principle discussed in the Belmont Report?
Which of the following is a key principle discussed in the Belmont Report?
- Respect for Researcher
- Benefits for Investigators
- Respect for Persons (correct)
- Protection of Research Data
What is the primary concern when selecting subjects from all segments of the population?
What is the primary concern when selecting subjects from all segments of the population?
What is the second ethical conviction incorporated in the principle of respect for persons?
What is the second ethical conviction incorporated in the principle of respect for persons?
What is NOT one of the three principles discussed in the Belmont Report?
What is NOT one of the three principles discussed in the Belmont Report?
Study Notes
Principle of Beneficence
- Ensuring that persons with diminished autonomy are protected is an example of applying the principle of beneficence to a study employing human subjects.
- Beneficence involves maximizing benefits and minimizing risks in a study.
Belmont Report
- The Belmont Report discusses three principles: Respect for Persons, Beneficence, and Justice.
- Respect for Persons incorporates two ethical convictions:
- Individuals should be treated as autonomous agents.
- Persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection.
- The Belmont Report does not mention principles such as Informed Consent, Institutional Assurance, Researcher Responsibility, Privacy, Confidentiality, Equitable Selection of Subjects, IRB Review, Federal Regulations, or Declaration of Helsinki.
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Assess your knowledge of research ethics and how to handle human subjects in studies. Test your understanding of principles like beneficence and more.
