Ethical Considerations in Research - Week 3 (Quarter 1, Module 3)

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Fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering key concepts from Ethical Considerations in Research (Week 3, Module 3).

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The 'Four R's' guiding principles for the use of animals in research are Replace, Reduce, Refine, and __.

Respect

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PHBA stands for __.

Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents

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Ethics in research are guidelines for the conduct of research which educates and monitors researchers to ensure high standard.

responsible

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Informed consent is required to secure the rights of participants; participation in the study will be completely __.

voluntary

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The three forms of misconduct in research are fabrication, falsification, and __.

plagiarism

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The ethical standard that data, methods, and results should be reported with accuracy and without bias is __.

Objectivity

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The ethical standard that protects the privacy and dignity of human subjects and protects them from harm is called __.

Human Subjects Protection

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The ethical standard that a paper submitted to a journal should not be submitted to another journal is __.

Responsible Publication

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The principle of honoring patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets in research is called __.

Respect for Intellectual Property

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Voluntary participation requires that participants must not be __ into participating.

coerced

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Anonymity is the protection of a participant's identity by not disclosing their __.

name

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Confidentiality protects confidential communications such as papers or grants submitted for publication, personnel records, or patient records from __.

disclosure

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The rights of research participants include Informed Consent, Human Rights, Intellectual Property, Voluntary Participation, Anonymity, and __.

Privacy

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According to CFR 46, a human participant is a living individual about whom data are obtained through intervention or interaction, or __.

identifiable private information

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Risk assessment for Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents (PHBA) is documented on Form __.

6A

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In Intel-ISEF rules, the categories requiring ethical consideration include human participants, vertebrate animals, PHBA, and the __ rules.

Hazardous Chemicals, Activities, or Devices Rules

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Misconduct or fraud in research includes data invention (fabrication), manipulation of data (falsification), and __.

plagiarism