Confidentiality, Informed Consent, and Anonymity Are No Longer Important to Research

question 2

True/False

Confidentiality, informed consent, and anonymity are no longer important to research on deviance and crime because of the Institutional Review Board's political agenda.

Recognize the importance of ethical reasoning in moral development.

Identify the role of ethical leadership and commitment in organizations.

Define moral intelligence and its key components.

Understand the concept of compassion within moral intelligence.

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Definitions:

Contract Theory

An academic field that explores how contractual agreements are formed, enforced, and interpreted, including the motivations and consequences of parties involved.

Employee Monitoring

involves the use of various methods by employers to oversee and track the performance, activities, and location of employees, often to enhance productivity and safeguard company assets.

Liability

An individual's or entity's legal responsibility or obligation arising from past transactions, acts, or omissions.

Family And Medical Leave Act

A U.S. labor law that provides employees with unpaid, job-protected leave for certain family and medical reasons.