One of the aspirational goals of the American Psychological Association's ethical principles that relates to cultural research involves
a. forming friendships with participants from other cultures in the research project.
b. the increased risk of associated with deceiving participants from other cultures.
c. appreciation of differences in behaviors associated with factors like race, culture, and ethnicity.
d. avoiding conclusions that might make it appear that people from other cultures show differences in behaviors and attitudes.
c
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a. watching your mother while listening to your iPod b. observing your mother's expressions while she scolds you c. brushing your mother's hair while you talk to her d. listening to several voices at the same time
The higher one's metabolic rate, the:
A. less fuel burned and more likely that excess fuel is stored as fat B. more fuel burned and more likely that excess fuel is stored as fat C. more fuel burned and less likely that excess fuel is stored as fat D. less fuel burned and less likely that excess fuel is stored as fat
The environmental hypothesis on IQ is supported by data showing that
a. there are consistent and stable racial group differences. b. embryonic stem-cell implants can boost IQ performance. c. children with superior genotypes earn high IQ scores. d. African-American children adopted by middle-class Caucasians show strong gains in IQ.
Which of the following does the text identify as a common problem in obtaining informed consent from research participants?
a) Being informed may change their behavior during the study b) Researchers may withhold critical information. c) The benefits may not justify the risks. d) Participants may not understand what they are told.