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| a positive obligation to remove existing harms and to confer benefits on others |
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| it is wrong to intentionally inflict harm on another |
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| your name will be kept but it won't be available to the public |
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| examine everyone in a population |
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| you cannot be conntected w/ your answers |
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| can take on any value ie 1.45 |
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| only a finite set of values |
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| use of both quantitative and qualitative methods to fully understand the nature of the problem |
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| assignment, numerals, rules |
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| identity or similarity of form or structure. reality vs what participants think is right |
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| strongly agree, strongly disagree, etc |
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| measurement is the same as reliability in any other context |
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| research is being done correctly |
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| the good that may come form an action is weighted against or balanced against the possible harm |
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| there is no absolute right or wrong way to have. ethical decisions are determined by the culture in which the researcher is working |
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| same as utilitarianism...good and bad weighed |
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| act in a way that you would like to see others act |
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| people that are equal in relevant respects should be treated equally |
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| telling volunteering info to make sure they know enough about the project to make an intelligent choice of participating |
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| deliberately providing false information |
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| after the experiment is over the investigatory thouroughly describes the purpose of the reasearch, deception, and opens the sessions to qusetions |
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| institutional review boards |
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| government system that safegaurd the rights of human subjects |
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| error cannot be found, does not following the guidelines of mathematical equations |
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| inconsistencies produced by testing or evaluation |
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| collection of readily available accessible subjects for study |
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| each unit in the population has an equal chance of being selected |
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| systematic random sampling |
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| in which every nth subject is selected from a population |
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