IRBs evaluate research proposals against ethical standards. IRBs consist of
A) researchers, peers, and lay people.
B) researchers only.
C) only the top researchers at universities.
D) federally appointed officials and researchers.
Answer: A
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A) intuition B) tenacity C) empiricism D) authority
What is the purpose of "blinding" the experimenter to the condition(s) his or her participants are experiencing?
a. knowledge of these conditions invalidates the experiment b. it makes the IV stronger c. if the experimenter knows this information, it will affect the way he or she interprets the data once they are analyzed d. knowing this information may cause the experimenter to behave differently toward participants in the different conditions
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a. concurrent work b. reconciliation c. co-sponsorship d. joint resolution
Explain the idea of U.S. sustained primacy. What events influenced this idea, and what tactics are associated with this concept?
What will be an ideal response?