Research Ethics flashcards
27 flashcard decks by 25 users
This Research Ethics page gathers over 20 user-made flashcard decks, covering consent, privacy and research participation. Most are at university level, with material for professional candidates too; teachers can also find material to use. Students and candidates can use the cards to practise research ethics terms and questions. Choose a deck to get started.
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9 cardsGOVN 377 Unit 7: Research and the Implications for Information Access adn Privacy
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20 cardsHealth Research Participation Why is the following question important: How do people think about taking part in research vs. taking part ...
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21 cards7. Ethical Considerations How decisions are made in Psychological studies
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35 cardsUntitled Research Ethics: Characteristics of a well organized research process
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38 cardsStudy guide ch. 4-6 Tuskegee Syphilis Study
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42 cardsKNES 2200 chapter 6 research = ?
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35 cardsBryman's Social Research Methods Chapter 6
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18 cardsTCPS 2 Can the law influence the conduct of research?
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26 cardsEthical research & the replication crisis BPS Code of Human Research Ethics (2nd edition, 2014)
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18 cardsChapter 2 - Research Methods Chapter 2
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19 cardsresearch methods lecture 4 A document addressing the rationale, background, objective(s), methodology, analyses, and all relevant ethi...
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8 cardsGEG306 - Chapter 3
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7 cardsScientific Fraud
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12 cardsextra chapter: how scientists fool themselves - and how they can stop (nuzzo) 4 cognitive fallacies in research (how scientists fool themselves, only names)
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11 cardsChapter 3 EPPS - The Basis of Research
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15 cardsEthical Issues in Research Is it human research?
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9 cardsEthics Ethical guidelines and Social research
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7 cardsSP300: Research ethics What are ethics?
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4 cardsextra chapter: False-Positive Psychology: Undisclosed Flexibility in Data Collection and Analysis Allows Presenting Anything as Significant (Simmons) 4 common researcher degrees of freedom that impact the probability of a false-positive result
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10 cardsEthics and Social Research Ethical principles in research
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9 cardsClinicalChapter 3
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18 cardsresearch chapter 3 In the 1980’s three ethical principles in human subject research became installed everywhere and without an...
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13 cardsfeb 19th wed lat lec WHAT IS IRB
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10 cardsEthics
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10 cardsUntitled Definiton of Ethics...
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4 cardsResearch Ethics What have we learned about Ethics?
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3 cardsCh20
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About research ethics flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the research ethics flashcards cover
The decks explore questions and terms from research ethics. Ethics and Social Research includes voluntary participation, informed consent and anonymity. Health Research Participation asks how people think about taking part in research compared with treatment. Other cards address information access and privacy, or research fraud.
How to use the decks
Start with Ethics and Social Research if you want to review key terms. Read each card and try to explain the idea in your own words before checking it again. Keep track of terms you find difficult and revisit them after working through the deck.
For questions about laws and research, try TCPS 2. If you want to see ideas laid out together rather than review individual cards, switch to a mind map on the Research Ethics unit page. Pick a topic and explore a set of cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Ethics and Social Research if you want to review terms such as informed consent, anonymity and voluntary participation. For a different focus, Health Research Participation asks questions about taking part in research and treatment. Both offer a clear topic to begin with.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these flashcards for?
Most of the material is at university level. University students and professional candidates can use the decks to review research ethics terms and questions, while teachers can look for material to use. Topics include research participation, informed consent, privacy and ethical issues in research.