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What should the researcher do when presenting the purpose of the study to the subjects?

Only describe the purpose of the study to the subjects who ask about it
Withhold the purpose of the study from the subjects to avoid bias
Fully describe the entire nature of the study to the subjects
Be honest and open in presenting the purpose of the study, but not necessarily describing the entire nature (correct)

What should be fully explained to the subjects regarding the study procedures?

All aspects of the study, including when and where it will take place and what activities the subjects must perform (correct)
Only the time and location of the study
The potential risks and benefits of the study, but not the procedures
The qualifications of the researchers, but not the study procedures

Why is it difficult to identify all potential risk factors in a study?

Because of the lack of funding for the study
Because of the complexity of the study design
Because of the variations in human responses to different situations (correct)
Because of the lack of experience of the researcher

What should the researcher do when presenting potential risks to the subjects?

Exercise discretion in presenting the potential risks to the subjects, after consulting with the research area (D) Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to discuss the potential risks of the study with the subjects?

To ensure the subjects are aware of the potential risks of the study, which may influence their decision to participate (D) Signup and view all the answers

What should be discussed with the subjects regarding potential risks?

Any possible physical or psychological discomforts, as well as any invasion of privacy (B) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Purpose of the Study

The purpose of the study should be clearly presented to subjects.
Researchers should be honest and open about the study's objectives.
It's not necessary to reveal the entire nature of the study, but provide enough information to ensure informed consent.

Study Procedures

All aspects of the study should be fully explained to subjects.
Study procedures should include:
- When the study will take place and where.
- All activities that subjects must perform.
The use of false information is unethical.

Potential Risks

Subjects must be informed of any possible physical or psychological discomforts.
Any invasion of privacy must also be discussed.
Researchers should identify all possible risks that could influence subjects' decisions.
Consultation with the research area should be held to exercise discretion in presenting risks to potential subjects.
It's difficult to identify all potential risks due to variations in human responses to different situations.

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This quiz covers the importance of clearly presenting the purpose of a study, including honesty and transparency. It also discusses the need to inform participants about the study's objectives.