Methods in Psychology - The Ethics of Science: Doing What's right
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In Canada, research involving humans or human tissue is covered by the _______
What are the core principles that human research must follow according to the Tri-council Policy Statement (TCPS)
1. Respect for persons
2. __________
3. Research should be just
What is meant by respect for persons according to the Tri-council policy statement?
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What is meant by concern for welfare according to the Tri-council policy statement?
What is meant by 'research should be just' according to the Tri-council policy statement?
The Canadian Psychological Association has a code of ethics that stipulates that research must have:
1) informed consent
2) ___ ____ ____
3) protection from harm
4) risk-benefit analysis
5) deception must be justifiable
6) debriefing
7) confidentiality
When is a debriefing needed?
How does the Canadian Psychological Association ensure compliance with their code of ethics?
What legal body is responsible for establishing the standards for ethical use of animals in research?
What is meant by Replacement (from the three R's)
What is meant by Refinement (from the three R's)
Who ensures that data is ethically analyzed?
Science works on the ____ system, which works because the results of one study become someone elses ____ _____.
What three things are researchers obligated to include in published works?
- all the data
- fair acknowledgment of collaborators
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