Match Each Term with the Appropriate Definition

question 70

Multiple Choice

Match each term with the appropriate definition.
-​control group

• A)research that seeks to identify conditions related to particular events within a population
• B)subjects in a study who do not receive the active treatment
• C)statement made prior to initiating a study of the relationship sought to be tested by the research
• D)changes in health or perceived health that result from expectations that a "treatment" will produce an effect on health
• E)subjects in a study who receive the treatment being tested
• F)study design in which one group of randomly assigned subjects receives an active treatment and another group receives an inactive treatment
• G)a finding that demonstrates that a condition causes a particular event
• H)analysis of data from multiple studies
• I)imitation treatment given to subjects
• J)research findings that likely represent a true or actual result and not one due to chance
• K)study in which neither the subjects nor the scientists know which subjects are receiving the active treatment and which are receiving the placebo
• L)evaluation of the scientific merit of research or scientific reports by experts in the area under review
• M)finding that one condition is correlated with,or related to another condition
• N)scrutinizes research plans to make sure proposed studies follow the rules governing research on human subjects
• O)aims to ensure that the United States food supply is safe

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Definitions:

Ethical Considerations

Factors relating to the determination of what is right or wrong in human conduct, particularly in respect to the well-being of others and the fairness of actions.

Group Unanimity

The condition in which all members of a group fully agree or concur on a decision or opinion, often researched in social psychology.

Asch

Relates to Solomon Asch, a psychologist known for his research on conformity and social pressure.

Milgram's Studies

A series of social psychology experiments conducted by Stanley Milgram, which primarily focused on the willingness of participants to obey an authority figure who instructed them to perform acts conflicting with their personal conscience.