What Does an Institutional Review Board Do

question 4

Multiple Choice

What does an Institutional Review Board do?

• A) It provides lists of people who are willing to serve as volunteers in psychological experiments.
• B) It maintains statistics on the number and type of experiments conducted at an institution.
• C) It helps experimenters evaluate the statistical significance of their data.
• D) It judges whether proposed experiments are ethical.

Understand and identify key U.S. Supreme Court cases relevant to law enforcement practices.

Recognize the impact of racial bias and factors influencing police use of force.

Analyze the ethical considerations in the use of force by police, focusing on proportionality and intention.

Explore theories related to the causes of excessive force by police.

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Definitions:

Detailed

Characterized by a presentation of in-depth information and specifics.

Management Accountants

Professionals who provide financial data and analysis to managers within organizations to aid in business decision-making.

Budget Planning

Budget planning involves creating a detailed plan that maps out a company's financial expectations and how resources will be allocated.

Reports

Written documents that summarize financial data and business activities, used to communicate information to stakeholders.