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tuffie

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Those doing research in the fields of criminal justice and criminology have ethical standards set by
 
  a. the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
  b. the American Society of Criminology
  c. the Committee for Ethical Science Standards
  d. the National Academy of Sciences

Question 2

Which of the following represents voluntary participation?
 
  a. giving small amounts of money to a subject
  b. asking people on the street at the noon hour if they would like to participate in research
  c. using a class of students at the local college
  d. full disclosure of research purpose with informed consent



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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