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DOE Human Subjects Working Group Spring Workshop What New Policy/Guidance is Coming from OHRP? May 7, 2009

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Ethics of randomized evaluations

Ethics of randomized evaluations. Module 4.3. Overview. Ethical principles The division between research and practice Respect for persons and informed consent Justice principle: who benefits from research? Weighing costs and benefits under the benefice principle

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The Roles of IRB & Investigators in Clinical Research

The Roles of IRB & Investigators in Clinical Research. Definitions. IRB : A specially constituted review body established or designated by an entity to protect the welfare of human subjects recruited to participate in biomedical or behavioral research.

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Ethical and Regulatory Considerations in Nursing Research

Ethical and Regulatory Considerations in Nursing Research. May 22, 2014. Associate Professor of Nursing Mount Carmel College of Nursing. Darrell Spurlock, Jr. PhD, RN, NEA-BC. Note:.

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Social Psychology

Chapter 1: Introduction to Social Psychology. Social Psychology by T om Gilovich, Dacher Keltner, and Richard Nisbett . Characterizing Social Psychology . Social Psychology - The scientific study of the feelings, thoughts, and behaviors of individuals in social situations

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Accelerating Product Development May 15, 2014 IMDMC Reg 101

Accelerating Product Development May 15, 2014 IMDMC Reg 101. IDEs (Investigational Device Exemptions) Clinical Trials IRBs (Institutional Review Boards). What we will cover today. 21 CFR 50 Protection of Human Subjects 21 CFR 54 Financial Disclosure

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Spoken Cues to Deception

Spoken Cues to Deception. CS 4706. What is Deception?. Defining Deception. Deliberate choice to mislead a target without prior notification To gain some advantage or to avoid some penalty Not : Self-deception, delusion Theater Falsehoods due to ignorance/error Pathological behavior

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EPI 2110, Fall 2004 Principles of Epidemiology

EPI 2110, Fall 2004 Principles of Epidemiology. Instructor: Kevin E. Kip, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Epidemiology and Medicine, Graduate School of Public Health, Epidemiology Crabtree Hall, kipk@edc.pitt.edu. COURSE OBJECTIVES.

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Survey Interviewing and Ethics

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Ethics in Experimental Research

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CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3. THE ETHICS AND POLITICS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH. CONSTRAITS ON RESEARCH. 1. SCIENTIFIC 2. ADMINISTRATIVE 3. ETHICAL 4. POLITICAL. ETHICAL CONSIDERATION. What does ethics deal with? - A study that requires small children to be tortured, is that ethical?

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Ethical issues in publishing research and ethics committees

Ethical issues in publishing research and ethics committees. Richard Smith Editor, BMJ Verona October 2002 www.bmj.com/talks. Romeo and Juliet. Ethics committees and researchers. This ending?. Or this?. What I want to talk about. The ethical problems that editors see

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Ethical issues in publishing research and ethics committees

Ethical issues in publishing research and ethics committees. Richard Smith Editor, BMJ Verona October 2002 www.bmj.com/talks. Romeo and Juliet. Ethics committees and researchers. This ending?. Or this?. What I want to talk about. The ethical problems that editors see

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Chapter 10 Ethical Issues in Nursing Research

Chapter 10 Ethical Issues in Nursing Research. Perspectives for Assessing Ethical Acceptability. Utilitarian Perspective - the good of a project is defined by the consequences of the results the greatest good for the greatest number the end justifies the means

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Diagnosis, Classification, Research Methods and Abnormal Psychology

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Benefits and limits of randomization

Benefits and limits of randomization. 2.4. Tailoring the evaluation to the question. Advantage: answer the specific question well We design our evaluation to answer exactly the question we want to answer, we choose the place and time

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7 . Protect. Questioning the Ethics of Your Study. Deliberate about the ethical concerns your study may pose. Discuss any ethical concerns you might have with critical friends, professors, school administrators, and review committees. Rework your research design as necessary.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. The Ethics and Politics of Social Research. Ethical Issues in Social Research. Voluntary participation No harm to participants Anonymity and confidentiality. Ethical Issues in Social Research. Deception must be justified by compelling scientific concerns.

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AP Psychology Exam Info

AP Psychology Exam Info. Monday, May 5 (afternoon session) Bring photo ID, pens/pencils, & DO NOT BE LATE 2 hour, 10 minute exam Part 1: Multiple choice 100 questions (A-E) 70 minutes ANSWER EVERY QUESTION! GUESS GUESS GUESS ! 10 minute break Part 2: Free response 2 questions

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