Consider the Following Two Situations

question 10

Multiple Choice

Consider the following two situations. Irene accepts a job where she will be driving in dangerous traffic, so she seeks auto insurance. After Victor buys health insurance, he visits the gym less frequently. Which of these person's actions illustrates moral hazard?

• A)Both Irene's and Victor's
• B)Irene's but not Victor's
• C)Victor's but not Irene's
• D)Neither Victor's nor Irene's

Recognize the ethical debates surrounding the use of deception and invasion of privacy in research.

Identify and distinguish between covert and overt observational methods.

Understand the potential ethical risks associated with Internet research.

Comprehend the role and criticisms of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) in overseeing research ethics.

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