The Tuskegee Study is an unfortunate example of unethical research. Most undergraduate and
graduate programs in social work, and many other fields, cite the ethical flaws in the research.
One
ethical problem of the research is the psychological damage it inflicted, however, what is the most
glaring ethical issue with the Tuskegee Study?
a) Lack of empirical evidence
b) Problems with anonymity
c) Misrepresentation of findings
d) Physical harm
d
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Reasons for members' attraction to the group do not usually include
a) The need for affiliation, recognition, and security b) The resources and prestige available through group participation c) Controversial topics d) The comparison of the group with other group experiences
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.The Supreme Court had assumed a pivotal role in social welfare policy during the 20th century
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