1. The APA's requirement that research participants be informed about any anticipated sharing or further use of data gathered from them in which they might be identified is designed to preserve participants':
2. One fundamental principle asserted by the Nuremberg Code is __________.
3. A professor is considering a replication of a well established, early Hubel and Wiesel study involving cats. This study deprived cats of visual stimulation for the first six months of their lives resulting in blindness. When his research proposal was reviewed, the IACUC at his college most likely __________.
4. Which of the following types of deception is NEVER permitted in psychological research?
5. One difference between the APA code and the Nuremberg Code is __________.
6. When assessing risks, medical research is more likely to involve interference with __________ whereas social science research is more likely to involve interference with __________.
7. The principle of beneficence is to __________ as the principle of justice is to __________.
8. If Institutional Review Boards permit it, the APA Code of Conduct allows researchers to dispense with informed consent in all of the following sorts of research EXCEPT:
9. In contrast to medical studies which pose a greater risk of interference with physical integrity, psychological research involves __________.
10. The Nuremberg Code established the principle(s) of __________ while the Belmont Report established the principle(s) of __________.
11. The Belmont Report is to __________ as the code of federal regulations is to __________.
12. Two students observed the frequency of touching behavior between young couples at the mall. They did not get informed consent from their subjects, therefore __________.
