Sam is conducting a health behavior intervention with 7 year olds concerning the dangers of huffing. What must he do to ensure that his intervention is ethical?
a. Sam can exaggerate the dangers of huffing so he can install real concern in his participants.
b. Sam can provide a lot of support for the children even though Sam knows it will not be there once the intervention is finished.
c. Sam does not need to include control participants in intervention because they are not the point of the project.
d. Sam must consider what will happen after the intervention is completed, will the behaviors go back to how they were before?
Question 2
Interventions should be appropriate for the risk group/risk factor. Some ideas to consider while considering the appropriateness of interventions for the group is:
a. what type of language/vocabulary does the intended audience use?
b. what type of images would your audience relate to when viewing the intervention?
c. if you are targeting a specific group based on their sexual orientation, ethnic group or their age, consider what appeals to that target group.
d. all of the above is correct
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