CJ 350 Ch. 03
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- Q1The Code of Ethics of ACJS sets forth (1) general principles and (2) ethical standards that underlie members of the academy's professional responsibilities and conduct, along with the (3) policies and procedures for enforcing those principles and standards; membership in the ACJS commits individual members to adhere to the ACJS Code of Ethics in determining ethical behavior in the context of their everyday professional activitiesAcademy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Code of Ethics30s
- Q2A 1979 National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research report that established three basic ethical principles for the protection of human subjects, including respect for persons, beneficence, and justiceBelmont Report30s
- Q3Minimizing possible harms and maximizing benefits in researchBeneficence30s
- Q4National Institutes of Health document that protects researchers from being legally required to disclose confidential informationCertificate of Confidentiality30s
- Q5A researcher's informing of subjects after an experiment about the experiment's purposes and methods and evaluating subjects' personal reactions to the experimentDebriefing30s
- Q6Used in social experiments to create more "realistic" treatments in which the true purpose of the research is not disclosed to participants, often within the confines of a laboratoryDeception30s
- Q7Federal regulations established in 1991 that are based on the principles of the Belmont ReportFederal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects (Common Rule)30s
- Q8Human subjects in research must be able to voluntarily consent to participateInformed Consent30s
- Q9A group of organizational and community representatives required by federal law to review the ethical issues in all proposed research that is federally funded, involves human subjects, or has any potential for harm to subjectsInstitutional Review Board (IRB)30s
- Q10Distributing benefits and risks of research fairlyJustice (in Research)30s
- Q11Court trials that exposed horrific medical experiments conducted by Nazi doctors and others in the name of scienceNuremberg War Crimes Trials30s
- Q12A two-week experiment that simulated the prison life of both prisoners and guards that was ended in just six days because of what the simulation was doing to college students who participatedPhilip Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment30s
- Q13National Institute of Justice document that protects researchers from being legally required to disclose confidential informationPrivacy Certificate30s
- Q14Treating persons as autonomous agents and protecting those with diminished autonomyRespect for Persons30s
- Q15Experiments by Stanley Milgram that sought to identify the conditions under which ordinary citizens would be obedient to authority figures' instructions to inflict pain on othersStanley Milgram's Experiments on Obedience to Authority30s