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If deceptive techniques have significant scientific, educational, or social value and effective nondeceptive alternatives are not feasible, Standard 8.07b permits withholding or misleading prospective participants about procedures causing physical pain or severe emotional distress. Is this statement True or False?

Specific (Institutional Review Board) IRB requirements reflect three general principles. Please select 3 principles below that are specific to IRB requirements.
a. Principle A
b. Principle B
c. Principle C
d. Principle D
e. Principle E

What are the requirements for Institutional Approval (Standard 8.01)?  Select all that apply.

Select one or more:

a. Requires that individuals are provided all the pertinent information needed to make a reasoned choice about whether they wish to participate.
b. Research procedures must follow the approved protocol.
c. Procedures must directly inform participants that they will not be penalized for declining or withdrawing from participation.
d. Psychologists must know if and from whom institutional approval is required
e. Applications for institutional review must be accurate
f. Familiarize themselves with evolving federal and state laws governing guardians’ rights of access to health or school related records created, used, or disclosed by a researcher.
g. Approval must be obtained before the research is conducted.l

Which Principle is reflected in Standard 8.02 Informed Consent to Research?

Select one:
a. Principle B
b. Principle A
c. Principle C
d. Principle E
e. Principle D

Investigators may record the voices and images of persons without their consent if: Select all that apply.

Select one or more:
a. Observations occur in a public setting in which one would have no reasonable expectation of privacy.
b. Participants are aware of these protections during recruitment and throughout the course of research.
c. Procedures do not disturb or manipulate the natural surroundings.
d.   Protections are in place to guard against personal identification and harm, especially when the behaviors observed place participants at legal or social risk.
Adequate protections are put in place to ensure that participants’ responses are anonymous

Explanation / Answer

1. This statement is false.

Standard 8. 07b. Prohibits the use of deceptive or misleading techniques to participants at all costs even if the harm done to participants can be alleviated in the follow-up debriefing sessions.

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