Chapter 4 Definitions

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debriefed

to be carefully informed about the study’s hypothesis

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principle of respect for persons

a principle that states individuals potentially involved in research should be treated as autonomous agents

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informed consent

each person learns about the research project, considers its risks and benefits, and decided whether to participate

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principle of beneficence

a principle that states researchers must take precautions to protect participants from harm and to ensure their well being

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anonymous study

a study where researchers do not collect any potentially identifying information

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confidential study

a type of study where researchers collect some identifying information, but prevent it from being disclosed

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principle of justice

a principle that calls for a fair balance between the kinds of people who participate in research and the kinds of people who benefit from it

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institutional review board

a committee responsible for interpreting ethical principles and ensuring that research using human participants is conducted ethically

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deception

when researchers withhold some details of the study from participants.

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deception through omission

deception through withholding details

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deception through commission

deception by actively lying to participants

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Data fabrication

when researchers invent data that fit their hypotheses instead of recording what really happened

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data falsification

when researchers influence a study’s results possibly by deleting data sets or influencing participants

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self-plagiarism

recycling portions of the methods section from previous version of your own work

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