This document contains a quiz on research ethics. It includes 31 multiple choice questions covering topics like the basic principles of ethics, definitions of key terms like informed consent and confidentiality, guidelines for responsible conduct of research like the Declaration of Helsinki, and examples of unethical research scandals from history. The questions address ethical issues that can arise throughout the entire research process, from study design and data collection to analysis, publication, and beyond.
This document contains a quiz on research ethics. It includes 31 multiple choice questions covering topics like the basic principles of ethics, definitions of key terms like informed consent and confidentiality, guidelines for responsible conduct of research like the Declaration of Helsinki, and examples of unethical research scandals from history. The questions address ethical issues that can arise throughout the entire research process, from study design and data collection to analysis, publication, and beyond.
This document contains a quiz on research ethics. It includes 31 multiple choice questions covering topics like the basic principles of ethics, definitions of key terms like informed consent and confidentiality, guidelines for responsible conduct of research like the Declaration of Helsinki, and examples of unethical research scandals from history. The questions address ethical issues that can arise throughout the entire research process, from study design and data collection to analysis, publication, and beyond.
This document contains a quiz on research ethics. It includes 31 multiple choice questions covering topics like the basic principles of ethics, definitions of key terms like informed consent and confidentiality, guidelines for responsible conduct of research like the Declaration of Helsinki, and examples of unethical research scandals from history. The questions address ethical issues that can arise throughout the entire research process, from study design and data collection to analysis, publication, and beyond.
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Name___________________________ Roll #: _____________________________
1) Ethics is the branch of philosophy which b. Falsification
deals with the ___________concerning c. Fabrication what is right and wrong. d. None of the above a. logics of decision making 7) the appropriation of another person’s b. dynamics of decision making ideas, processes, results, or words c. Moral values without giving appropriate credit d. dynamics of research a. Plagiarism 2) Research ethics provides guidelines for b. Falsification the responsible conduct of ________ c. Fabrication research. d. None of the above a. Biomedical 8) Research misconduct does not include b. Biological Sciences a. Honest error c. Medical Sciences b. Differences of opinion d. None of the above c. References 3) The three basic principles of bioethics d. Both A and B are: 9) Once research misconduct has been a. Norms, beliefs and values identified, all parties involved in the b. Respect for person, beneficence research must take responsibility to and justice resolve the situation, including: c. Right, Wrong and gray areas a. The principal investigator, d. Respect for person, moral b. Co-investigators, values and justice c. The institution hosting the 4) The process of identifying and reporting research, unethical or unsound research. d. The funding agency a. Research problems e. All of the above b. Research mishap 10) Plagiarism is the act of passing off c. Research misconduct somebody else’s ideas, thoughts, d. Research mistakes pictures, theories, words, or stories as 5) Making up data or results and recording your own. or reporting them in research known as: a. True a. Plagiarism b. False b. Falsification c. Fabrication d. None of the above
6) Manipulating research materials,
equipment, or processes, or changing or omitting data or results such that the research is not accurately represented in the research record a. Plagiarism 11) Ethical considerations apply throughout 17) The declaration of Helsinki was the ______________ developed by the following: a. Research misconduct a. World Medical Association b. Research process b. World Health Organization c. Research data collection c. World Research Association d. Research Sampling d. None of the above 12) Internationally known ‘unethical 18) Research which permits the generation research scandals’ include: of knowledge that may benefit future a. Nazi experiments generations but which is unlikely to b. The Tuskegee Syphilis study benefit those involved c. Thalidomide experiments a. Therapeutic research d. All of the above b. Non Therapeutic research e. Both a and b c. None of the above 13) Nazi experiments give rise to the 19) Research which offers participants an following guidelines opportunity to receive an experimental a. Helsinki declaration treatment that may have beneficial b. CIOMS effects c. Nuremberg trials a. Therapeutic research d. Nazi guidelines b. Non Therapeutic research 14) Nuremberg code also known as c. None of the above a. Nazi trials 20) The Report in 1979 from the National b. Tuskegee code Commission for the Protection of c. Doctor trials Human Subjects of Biomedical and d. None of the above Behavioral Research was 15) The Number of guidelines in Nuremberg a. Belmont Report Code were: b. Berlin Report a. 11 c. CIOMS b. 15 d. None of the above c. 8 21) Data should be retained for a d. 10 reasonable period of time to allow 16) The only weak point of Nuremberg code other researchers to check results or to was _______________ use the data for other purposes. a. The self-regulation of Nazi However, adopted data-retention time scientists periods is: b. The self-regulation of a. between 2 and 5 years Americans b. between 4 and 7 years c. The self-regulation of c. between 7 and 10 years researchers d. between 3 and 7 years d. None of the above 22) Research data are used for the 27) Justice in health research can be following purposes: achieved by a. to confirm or reject hypotheses, a. Sound methods selection for b. to identify new areas of research data collection investigation b. Fair procedures and outcomes c. to guide the development of in the selection of research new investigative techniques participants d. All of the above c. Fair selection of research design 23) Respect for Persons incorporates at d. None of the above least two fundamental ethical 28) A person having control over the considerations extent, timing, and circumstances of a. Respect for person and Dignity sharing oneself (physically, behaviorally, b. Respect for person and or intellectually) with others is known Informed consent as c. Respect for person and a. Confidentiality protections of persons b. Privacy d. None of the above c. Justice 24) A substantial incapacity to protect one’s d. None of the above own interests owing to such 29) ____________ refers to maintenance of impediments as lack of capability to the researcher’s agreement with the give informed consent participant about how the participant’s a. Vulnerability identifiable private information will be b. Vulnerable individuals handled, managed, and disseminated. c. Unprotected individuals a. Confidentiality d. None of the above b. Privacy 25) The three elements of informed c. Justice consent are d. None of the above a. Respect, Trust and Honesty 30) Privacy applies to the _________ and b. Respect for person, Protection confidentiality applies to and Complete Truth ______________. c. Information, Comprehension a. Researcher, participants and Voluntary participation b. Person, data d. None of the above c. Scientist, software 26) The beneficence in health research d. None of the above ethics means 31) Beneficence is a principle used a. Maximize risks and minimize frequently in research ethics. It means benefits a. Minimize benefits b. Maximize benefits and b. Maximize benefits minimize risks c. Minimize risks c. Maximize good practices and d. doing good minimize harmful practices d. None of the above 32) Ethical data collection refers to 38) By leaving out names of people who did collecting data in a way that does not take part in the research. This type of harm or injure someone. authorship is a. True a. Ghost authorship b. False b. Gift authorship 33) Under which condition, researchers c. Friend authorship must carry out the research as planned d. All of the above and submit reports, but control of the 39) ICMJE stands for data remains with the institution that a. International Conference on received the funds. Medical Journal Editors a. Contracts b. International Certificate on b. Grands Medical Journal Editors c. Financial support c. International Committee of d. None of the above Medical Journal Editors 34) Under which condition, the researcher 40) Who takes primary responsibility for to deliver a product or service, which is communication with the journal during then usually owned and controlled by the manuscript submission, peer the government. review, and publication process? a. Contracts a. Principle author b. Grands b. First author c. Financial support c. Complementary author d. None of the above d. Corresponding author 35) Data protection is important for the 41) The process in which an author (or following purpose: authors) submits a written manuscript a. To confirm research findings or article to a journal for publication b. T establish priority and the journal editor distributes the c. To be reanalyzed by other article to experts working in the same, researchers or similar, scientific discipline. d. All of the above a. Critical appraisal 36) The process of deciding whose names b. Peer review belong on a research paper is known as c. Group analysis a. Referencing d. All of the above b. Authorship c. Acknowledgement d. All of the above 37) By putting down names of people who took little or no part in the research. This type of authorship is a. Ghost authorship b. Gift authorship c. Friend authorship d. All of the above 42) Your 36-year-old patient has just tested c. The commitment to include positive for HIV. He asks that you not patients in event inform his wife of the results and claims d. All of the above he is not ready to tell her yet. What 45) what is beneficence? would you say to your patient? a. to act in the best interest of a. Encourage the patient to share researcher the information with his wife on b. to act in the best interest of his own, giving him a bit more others time if necessary. c. to act in the best interest of b. Tell the patient that his wife is financer at serious risk for being infected d. None of the above with HIV, and that you have a 46) what is justice? duty to ensure that she knows a. being honest of the risk. b. being smart c. Tell the patient that public c. being trustful health law requires reporting d. being fair both the patient and any known 47) the term non-maleficence means sexual partners to local health a. duty to do no good officers. b. duty to do no beneficial d. All the above. a. duty to do no harm 43) A 5-year-old child has just had his b. None of the above second generalized tonic-clonic seizure 48) The history of ethical regulations in a 4-month period. You have governing research on human subjects recommended starting an research began with the: anticonvulsant. The parents have a. Nuremburg Code concerns about the recommended b. Declaration of Helsinki medication and would prefer to wait c. Common Rule and see if their son has more seizures. d. Belmont Report How should you respond to the parents’ 49) The Belmont Report describes three request? basic principles relevant to research on a. Obtain an ethics consultation. human subjects. Those three principles b. Obtain a court order to treat are: the child. a. Respect for persons, informed c. Report the case as child abuse. consent, and IRB review d. Fully inform the parents, and b. Justice, beneficence, and special should they refuse to give considerations for vulnerable anticonvulsants to the child, the populations physician should abide by the c. Respect for persons, beneficence, parents’ decision. and IRB review 44) what is autonomy? d. Respect for persons, beneficence, a. The commitment to include and justice patients in decisions e. Beneficence, justice, and IRB review b. The commitment to include patients in finances 50) Which of the following is NOT required 54) Which of the following is not on an informed consent form? considered to be an example of a. The purpose of the research scientific misconduct? b. A description of benefits that a. Fabrication of data may be reasonably expected b. Authorship on a project that from the research you did not work on c. A statement that participation c. Plagiarism is voluntary 55) Populations are considered vulnerable d. A list of all personnel who will because they: be involved in the research a. Are dependent on others 51) Kelly is a cognitive psychologist. He b. Have a compromised capacity proposes to recruit undergraduate for free consent students for a computer based study c. Are at greater risk than the about the effect of mood states on average individual for harm problem-solving performance. d. All the above a. This is human subject research 56) All of the following are vulnerable b. This is NOT human subject populations EXCEPT: research a. Minority 52) Minimal risk research b. Elderly a. Poses zero risk of harm c. College populations b. Is no riskier than normal d. None of the above activities of daily life 57) When vulnerable populations are the c. Is risk that is judged target population of a research project, “acceptable” after informed consent should be obtained consideration is given to the from: potential benefits of the a. No informed consent is research necessary 53) Informed consent requires that b. The participant and their individuals parent or legal guardian a. Be legally competent to give c. The participant informed consent d. The parent or legal guardian of b. Have adequate information the participant about the procedures and 58) Confidentiality is used to protect a benefits associated with the participant’s privacy by: research a. Not sharing the name of the c. Be informed of any risks that participant might lead them to decide that b. Not sharing any data collected they do not want to participate from the participant d. All of the above are true c. Only sharing information with individuals who the participant has been made aware and agreed to let view information. d. All the above 59) Anonymity is when a participant does 65) An ethical principle stating that one not give a researcher: should do good and prevent or avoid a. Their name doing harm. b. Confidential material a. Beneficence c. Identifying characteristics b. Non-maleficence d. Both A and C c. Ethics e. Both A and B d. Adolescent 60) Confidentiality and anonymity are 66) Implies a duty not to inflict harm, to important to insure limited risk of abstain from injuring others, to help exposure of information including: others further their own well-being by a. Sexual orientation removing harm b. Health status a. Value c. Illegal behaviors b. Non-maleficence d. All the above c. Norms d. Social justice Note: For MCQ 61 and 62: 67) Personal freedom and right to make Which of the following elements suggest that a choices. project poses greater than minimal risk? a. Ethics b. Altruism 61) Participants will be asked to recall a list c. Autonomy of words d. Deontology a. minimal risk 68) The study of ethical problems resulting b. greater than minimal risk from scientific advances. 62) Participants will be asked to consume a a. Research beverage that will contain an unknown b. Analysis dose of alcohol (1 drop, 1 oz, 2 oz, or 3 c. Life oz) d. Bioethics a. minimal risk 69) Turnitin software used to detect b. greater than minimal risk a. Plagiarism 63) The term describes to tell the truth. b. Fabrication a. Ethics c. Falsification b. Veracity 70) SPSS stands for c. Value a. Statistical package for social 64) An ethical principle stating the duty not sciences to inflict harm. b. Statistical package for scientific a. Life studies b. Beneficence c. Statistical package for social c. Social justice studies d. Non-maleficence d. Scientific product for social sciences Answer Keys