RSMT 123 Quiz 3

Avoiding all contact with participants

Treating participants with respect and ensuring integrity in research

Conducting research without following any guidelines

Using personal beliefs to determine what is ethical

The researcher’s ability to conduct studies without supervision

Participants' right to make independent decisions regarding their participation

The use of technology in research

The requirement for researchers to work alone

The ethical obligation to do good and prevent harm in research

Avoiding working with human subjects altogether

Allowing participants to control the research process

Ensuring all research follows legal regulations

Integrity

Transparency

Exploitation

Autonomy

Citing sources properly and avoiding plagiarism

Using any available research without crediting authors

Claiming previous research as your own

Ignoring previous research and focusing only on new findings

Force participants to join the study

Get informed consent from participants

Keep participants unaware of the study’s purpose

Only ask for consent after the study is completed

Participants agree to the study without knowing its purpose

Researchers do not have to explain the risks involved in participation

Participants are fully aware of the study’s details, risks, and purpose before agreeing to participate

The researcher decides who should participate without consulting them

Ignoring parental consent if the child agrees

Getting permission from parents or legal guardians

Only informing minors about the study but not parents

Using minors in research without any permission

People with high levels of education

Minors, prisoners, and individuals with disabilities

Only people who are willing to participate in studies

Any group that does not use technology

Convince them to stay in the study

Respect their right to withdraw at any time

Ignore their request and continue collecting data

Make them sign a contract preventing withdrawal