What is the Nuremberg Code?

It is a very important statement of research ethics developed after World War II to govern research with human participants.

This is a law governing the rights of prisoners of all kinds.

An evidence-based manual of experimental procedures.

A set of guidelines also known as the German Purity Law.

The Belmont Report established these three principles:

Respect for Persons, Beneficence, and Justice

Deception, Right to Service, and Conflict of Interest

Plagiarism, Conflict of Interest, and Standards of Reporting

Maleficence, Debriefing, and Justice

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1What is the Nuremberg Code?
1. AThis is a law governing the rights of prisoners of all kinds.
2. BIt is a very important statement of research ethics developed after World War II to govern research with human participants.
3. CAn evidence-based manual of experimental procedures.
4. DA set of guidelines also known as the German Purity Law.
2Which of the following issues were not a major focus in the review of research ethics that followed Stanley Milgram’s obedience studies?
1. ADeception
2. BRisk of harm
3. CDebriefing
4. DConflict of interest
3The Belmont Report established these three principles:
1. ADeception, Right to Service, and Conflict of Interest
2. BPlagiarism, Conflict of Interest, and Standards of
  Reporting
3. CMaleficence, Debriefing, and Justice
4. DRespect for Persons, Beneficence, and Justice

Descripción: Communications Test sobre Chapter 2. Ethics, creado por Chiara Kestin el 27/09/2020.
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