Laud Humphries, a sociologist during the latter half of the 20th century, observed same-sex behaviors
of men in a study known as the "Tearoom Room Trade Study.
" He was a participant observer during
the research and his role was to notify the men of the presence of law enforcement, a role identified as
the "watch queen." The men did not know they were being observed for a scientific study. What
could Mr. Humphries have done to have made the research more ethical?
a) Random sampling and assignment
b) Use unstructured observations
c) Obtain informed consent
d) Obtain clearance from law enforcement entities
c
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Keeping coalition members informed via emails or electronic newsletters is an important tool
because: a) Such communication saves coalition money on phone calls or face-to-face meetings. b) Such communication provides access to emerging data, pending legislation, and mobilization of grassroots efforts. c) All coalition members will receive the same information, ensuring that all members are on the same page. d) The effort is made to communicate even though not all members read them, and they can be misinterpreted.
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a. Craving b. Personal choice c. Maladaptation d. Deviance
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false