1
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belmont report
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- respect for persons
- justice
- beneficence
2
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respect for person
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- participants should be treated as autonomous agents
- prioritize informed consent
- protection for prisoners, children, intellectually disabled -> individuals who do not have full capacity to consent
3
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beneficence
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maximize possible benefits and minimize risk of harm
4
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justice
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balance who bears the burden of participating and who benefits from the research
example: Tuskegee research
- > black men suffered at the hands of the study while also not finding significant results for syphilis
5
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apa ethics code
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- belmont report
- fidelity and responsibility
behave professionally - integrity
strive to be accurate, truthful, and honest in your role
6
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privacy vs confidentiality
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privacy - keeping the participants information private
confidentiality - keeping their data secret and protected
7
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scientific fraud
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the explicit effort to fabricate, falsify, or misrepresent data or how those data were collected or analyzed
- fabricating/manipulating data
- plagiarism
- claiming authorship for work you did not substantially contribute to
- publishing the same data more than once
8
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publiction bias
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