Explain the concept of "informed consent," and identify those from whom consent must be given for either adults or children to participate in research
What will be an ideal response
Informed consent is the process of obtaining written consent from research
participants before the research begins that explains its purposes and procedures
and states that participation is voluntary, harmless, and confidential. Participants
must consent in writing; if they are children, parents must consent.
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Define "edgework" and offer occupational and recreational examples of it
What will be an ideal response?
Rajesh believes it is wrong to use illegal drugs. Despite this belief, one night he finds himself smoking marijuana with friends
Rajesh convinces himself that he had no choice but to smoke the marijuana, because he would have lost his friends if he had refused to participate. Rajesh is likely experiencing _________________. FIll in the blank with correct word.
Beatrice, a newborn, just received her first shots from her pediatrician. What might her reaction be later in the day?
a. She may fall asleep several times during the day in reaction. b. She is likely to cry for several hours. c. She may release a stress hormone that will interfere with her sleep and feeding during the day and night. d. She likely will not react at all.
A neuron is less willing to fire when it is in a(n)
a. action potential. b. resting potential. c. negative after-potential. d. depolarized state.