The Research Community Identifies Clear Prohibitions When Recognizing Research Ethics

question 32

Multiple Choice

The research community identifies clear prohibitions when recognizing research ethics including all of these EXCEPT

• A)never cause unnecessary or irreversible harm to research participants.
• B)never unnecessarily humiliate or degrade research participants.
• C)never release harmful information about specific individuals collected for research purposes.
• D)voluntary consent is sometimes needed.

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Definitions:

Abstract Patterns

Artistic motifs or designs that do not represent things in the natural world but are composed of shapes, lines, and colors arranged in a non-representational manner.

Tattoo

A permanent design on the skin produced using indelible dyes. The term derives from the Tahitian, Samoan, and Tongan word tatau or tatu.

Dreamings

In Australian Aboriginal culture, the Dreaming or Dreamtime is a term that describes the powerful stories and spiritual beliefs about creation, ancestral beings, and the landscape.

Indigenous Peoples

Ethnic groups who are the original inhabitants of a given region, maintaining traditions or other aspects of an early culture that is associated with a given geographical region.