The "Common Rule" refers to
a. federal restrictions on stem cell research
b. laws limiting the use of university research facilities by private corporations.
c. a set of ethical standards for research shared by 17 federal agencies.
d. Hippocrates' statement that physicians should "do no harm.".
c
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A. in the case of girls raised by two male parents, but not in the case of boys raised by two female parents B. because children use observational learning of both parents as a model for their own gender-role development C. in the case of boys raised by two female parents, but not in the case of girls raised by two male parents D. because children get information about their own gender role from sources other than the parents
___________ is a disease in which the lung's air spaces are abnormally diluted and the lungs walls are distended
a. glaucoma b. bronchitis c. lung cancer d. emphysema
In the 1960s, even though all her friends had tried various drugs, Anita refused to experiment with drugs because she was afraid she would get caught and end up in jail. Based on Kohlberg's theory, Anita's reasons for not experimenting with drugs reflect:
a. conventional moral reasoning b. preconventional moral reasoning c. postconventional moral reasoning d. autonomous moral reasoning
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1 It is common to assign experimental participants to groups by random assignment 2 Random assignment of participants to groups generally is an effective way of eliminating the third-variable problem 3 Third variables are not adequately controlled when random assignment fails to create equivalent groups 4 When the odds are high that random assignment failed to create equivalent groups, the results are said to be statistically significant 5 An internally valid experiment means that accurate conclusions can be drawn about the causal relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable