Research Methods (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1
Which of the following defines “An ethical perspective that evaluates researchers’ actions according to their consequences”?
- 2Which of the following is NOT one of the the key ethical principles thet Framework for Research Ethics lists?
- 3Which of the following is incorrect about research misconduct?
- 4
Which of the following is not among a four-dimensional research ethics perspective?
- 5
"An ethical perspective that judges researchers’ actions according to some absolute/universal duties requiring certain types of action."
Which of the following ethical perspective is defined by the above expression?
- 6
Which requirement for an ethical research below describes "whether the proposed research has been approved by an unaffiliated expert/institution such as a REC and/or an IRB)"?
- 7Which of the following are among the strategies that can be followed in order to maintain and protect privacy of participants in a research project? I) Using initials instead of full names II) Replacing actual names with invented ones III) Referring to people solely by the roles they play
- 8
"the appropriation of another person’s ideas, processes, results, or words without giving appropriate credit."
Which element of research misconduct is described above?
- 9
"... is making up data or results and recording or reporting them."
Fill in the above blank with the appropriate term.
- 10
I. Ethical dilemmas are part of every-day practice of doing qualitative research.
II. The notion of reflexivity as a conceptual tool becomes crucial when dealing with the day-to-day ethical issues/dilemmas arising in qualitative research.
III. Reflexivity can take many forms such as self-reflexivity, participant reflexivity or radical reflexivity.
IV. Radical reflexivity is the representation of the researcher’s voice (i.e., the influence of the researcher’s values and assumptions on the process of inquiry)
What can be said about reflectivity in qualitative research?
- 11In which of the following ethical dilemma cases did the researchers decide to persuade the participant to disclose his/her secret to his/her parents or doctors?
- 12
Which of the following terms in qualitative research can be defined as "a representation of the researcher’s voice" ?
- 13
Which one of the following can be considered as the reason for research ethics to exist?
- 14Which of the following ethical dilemmas in qualitative research includes the questions of access, power, harm, deception, secrecy, confidentiality, and/or issues related to overt/covert research, etc.?
- 15Which of the following is among the ethical concerns as to how research participants should be treated in the course of research? I) Their autonomy should be respected II) They should be utilized as much as possible III) Their privacy should be protected IV) Harm should be minimized
- 16
Which of the following about Research Ethics Committees is actually beneficial for the research study?
- 17
Which one of the following is not one of the issues that can produce ethical dilemmas?
- 18
Which of the following considers ethical issues beyond the data collection process and deals with how researchers should leave the field and share their research findings?
- 19
Similarly to the definition of “Research ethics is basically about means of ensuring that vulnerable people are protected from exploitation and other forms of harm.” Hammersley and Traianou (2012) conceptualize “research ethics” as a form of “occupational/professional ethics” and assert that a distinction needs to be made between “intrinsic” and “extrinsic” values of research. Intrinsic values relate to the goal of research while extrinsic values relate to how research participants ought to be treated in the course of research. Which of the following is an example of “the goal of research”?
- 20
Which of the following research studies that violated research ethics involved asking the participant to punish someone using electric shock?