It is ________ to remove from research the possibility of any harm to a participant ________.
A) possible; because research can always be made to have mild effects
B) possible; and most research could still be easily done
C) impossible; because psychologists are often uncaring about participant well-being
D) impossible; because research occasionally involves some mild distress for participants
E) possible; because the context of the university setting generally enables the research to be done at another university where conditions are more amenable
Question 2
When research results are not consistent with a theory, the researcher's next step usually involves ________.
A) replacing the theory with a different one
B) modifying the theory and collecting additional data
C) modifying the results to be consistent with the theory
D) shifting to a different paradigm
E) contesting any critical reviews of the theory
Some organisms used as models in genetic research
Suctioning a tracheostomy to remove secretions.
Stem cell research may cure diabetes, but lacks funding
Research Methods
Research Methods
During my research in India, I interviewed this 8-year-old girl. Mahashury is a bonded laborer who ...