Practice Quiz Chapter 09

. A ________ usually concludes with information about what the participant should do if they have any questions or concerns about the research.

. Never recording participant names, changing their names in the researcher's files, and using fictitious names in the final research report are all ways to ensure ________.

. Before gathering personal information, a researcher should consult an expert in privacy regulations. If the researcher acts as a consultant, he or she should seek advice from ________.

. Research involving ________ will NOT require the scrutiny and approval of an REB.

. When consent is obtained, researchers conducting research involving Aboriginal peoples must accept the role of ________ in their ________ Aboriginal communities.

. Researchers must keep data for up to ________ to protect themselves against charges of forging data.

. The term ________ is used to identify a person being interviewed.

. ________ would NOT be considered to be sensitive information about a participant.

. If research occurs within a government department or private firm, a researcher should first seek advice from ________.

. Consent forms are stored separately from ________.

. The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples recognizes the legal claims to ________ with regard to research.

. With regard to secondary data, as long as the datasets have been ________, researchers are free to analyze the data.

. ________ is NOT part of the Interagency Panel on Research Ethics.

. Research done at Canadian universities must be approved by the _________.

. The consent form is also known as ________.

. In social science research, covertness ________.

. Gus-wen-tah refers to ________.

. Researchers should engage with Indigenous communities as ________.

. If you become aware of an ethical dilemma in research, you should NOT ________.

. In a final report to the REB for projects with "minimal risk" to participants, researchers ________.

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. A ________ usually concludes with information about what the participant should do if they have any questions or concerns about the research.

. Never recording participant names, changing their names in the researcher's files, and using fictitious names in the final research report are all ways to ensure ________.

. Before gathering personal information, a researcher should consult an expert in privacy regulations. If the researcher acts as a consultant, he or she should seek advice from ________.

. Research involving ________ will NOT require the scrutiny and approval of an REB.

. When consent is obtained, researchers conducting research involving Aboriginal peoples must accept the role of ________ in their ________ Aboriginal communities.

. Researchers must keep data for up to ________ to protect themselves against charges of forging data.

. The term ________ is used to identify a person being interviewed.

. ________ would NOT be considered to be sensitive information about a participant.

. If research occurs within a government department or private firm, a researcher should first seek advice from ________.

. Consent forms are stored separately from ________.

. The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples recognizes the legal claims to ________ with regard to research.

. With regard to secondary data, as long as the datasets have been ________, researchers are free to analyze the data.

. ________ is NOT part of the Interagency Panel on Research Ethics.

. Research done at Canadian universities must be approved by the _________.

. The consent form is also known as ________.

. In social science research, covertness ________.

. Gus-wen-tah refers to ________.

. Researchers should engage with Indigenous communities as ________.

. If you become aware of an ethical dilemma in research, you should NOT ________.

. In a final report to the REB for projects with "minimal risk" to participants, researchers ________.

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