Ch 7: Ethics in Research

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IRB

institutional review boards

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what is the task of the irb?

review all planned studies in advance in order to protect the participants from possible harm and preserve participants’ rights and welfare

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what is the goal of the irb?

protect human subjects

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what is not the irb’s job?

to make sure the research contributes to science

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what is the irb not used for?

animal research

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what review board is used for research?

animal care & use committee (iacuc)

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irb procedure

  • review the plan of the study

  • can require changes

  • careful attention to the consent form (participants must be informed about the nature of the study and potential risks)

  • monitors progress at least once a year

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what are principles the irb will look out for?

informed consent and confidentiality

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informed consent

all individuals who are participants in a study must give their informed consent before data are collected

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confidentiality

all individuals data must be kept confidential

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how do journals incentivize adherence to ethics?

may formally require an explicit mention of human-participants issues

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how does federal funding incentivize adherence to ethics?

grant-funding agencies like national science foundation (nsf) or national institutes of health (nih) require adherence to these principles

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informed

participants must be informed in advance about:

  • the nature of the study

  • any risk of harm it may bring

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consent

participants must consent, usually in writing, and must be capable of giving consent

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legally capable (consent)

they have to be old enough to consent themselves (18+ in the US)

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cognitively capable (consent)

they must be cognitively capable of consent (you often cannot ethically get consent from adults who don’t understand what you’re saying to them)

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confidentiality is not the same as what?

anonymity

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true or false: anonymity is rare in statistical studies

true

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anonymity

participants are anonymous

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all participants must give their ____________ ____________ before taking part

informed consent

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all information about individuals participants must be kept ________________

confidential

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deception is allowed only when it is ______________ to the study, does not hide information that might influence a participant’s ________________ to participate, and is explained to participants as soon as possible

necessary, willingness

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