An Example of a Nurse Researcher Failing to Protect the Rights

question 4

Multiple Choice

An example of a nurse researcher failing to protect the rights of human subjects in research would include all of the following except:

• A) using a client's dependency on the nurse for health care to elicit consent.
• B) sharing the client's individual data with other work colleagues.
• C) providing a reward to coerce participation.
• D) providing all available information to the client about the study.

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Definitions:

Resistance

In psychotherapy, the act of opposing or struggling against the insights or interventions of the therapist, often considered a natural part of the therapeutic process.

Catharsis

A psychological process in which expressing or experiencing strong emotions leads to a feeling of emotional release or purification.

Countertransference

A phenomenon of psychotherapy in which therapists’ own feelings, history, and values subtly influence the way they interpret a patient’s problems.

Psychoanalytic Theory

A theory originated by Sigmund Freud that suggests human behavior is influenced by unconscious motives and conflicts deriving from childhood experiences.