A Comparative-Historical Researcher Can Encounter Each of the Following Ethical

question 34

Multiple Choice

A comparative-historical researcher can encounter each of the following ethical issues, EXCEPT which one?

• A) There is an increased burden of proof on the researcher because replication is difficult when using primary sources.
• B) The different cultural values may include different standards of privacy or acceptable behavior.
• C) A researcher conducting research in a different country has to be careful to leave some benefit or provide information to the people in the country being studied.
• D) All of the above are ethical issues in historical-comparative research.

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Definitions:

Listening Process

The active engagement in receiving and interpreting auditory information communicated by others.

Interrupting

The act of stopping the continuous progress of an activity or speech, usually abruptly or without permission.

Remembering

The cognitive process of recalling information or experiences from the past.

Senior Level Workers

Employees who hold higher positions within an organization, typically with significant experience and responsibilities.