1. Act as if the principle on which your action is based were to become by your will a universal law of nature is:
2. Your study involves the use of junior high school students. To comply with the principle of respect, you __________.
3. A psychologist is evaluating the ethical nature of a proposed study. He considers the federal code, the APA code, and finally what it would feel like to him if he were a subject in his planned study. This last consideration involves __________.
4. The principle of beneficence is to __________ as the principle of justice is to __________.
5. Respect is to __________ as beneficence is to __________.
6. The first principle of the Nuremberg Code is:
7. The Nuremberg Code established the principle(s) of __________ while the Belmont Report established the principle(s) of __________.
8. A study involves __________ when the probability and magnitude of harm or anticipated discomfort are not greater than that ordinarily encountered in daily life or during the performance of routine physical or psychological examinations or tests.
9. After subjects have completed the study, they are informed as to the true purpose of the study. The researcher is providing __________ that is recommended in cases where deception has been used.
10. One fundamental principle asserted by the Nuremberg Code is __________.
11. The principle of __________ respects the right of subjects to make decisions about their own activities and requires researchers to give potential subjects sufficient information about a study.
12. The Belmont Report calls the value that preserves the right of subjects to make their own decisions about the activities in which they will be involved:
