If people are observed by a researcher who has joined their organization in order to be able to study them, the researcher must
a. consider the possibility that there may be an invasion of privacy even if the people engage in lawful public behavior.
b. get informed consent for studying any behavior members engage in while part of the group.
c. get approval from an Institutional Review Board even if the people in the group know they are being observed.
d. consider whether deceiving participants about his or her membership in the group might put group members at risk if they discovered that a friendship has been based on deception.
D
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c. interpretations of a bill of rights might restrict individual liberties to only specified protections. d. a bill of rights would supersede current and future laws.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Cytowic (1993) wrote a book called The man who tasted shapes, which described a single person who experiences a stimulus with multiple senses (e.g., both taste and touch) where we would experience only one (e.g., taste)
This approach illustrates a a. single-case experiment. b. quasi-experimental study. c. case study. d. panel study.
Which of the following would you expect to see in a country with routinely high voter turnout?
a. systematic voter fraud and corruption b. a relatively unified electorate or lackluster candidates c. a cultural emphasis on individualism and liberty d. mandatory voting or automatic voter registration