Dr. Greene is planning to study methods to increase vocabulary levels in college students, using competition. Students will comp
lete forms to agree to participation in the study. He will use the teaching methods designed in the new program. He will then regularly test the students to see how much, if any, their vocabulary level increases. Students will compete against each other for prizes in the classroom. Students will not be allowed to stop the program once they start it. Student scores will be posted in the classroom with their names, to foster greater competition between them. What might an ethics review committee decide about the proposal? A The proposal is approved, as it meets the ethical guidelines defined by the APA. B The proposal is approved, because there are no animal subjects. C The proposal is denied, because participants will likely suffer psychological harm. D The proposal is denied, because confidentiality is not protected and participants cannot exercise informed consent. E The proposal is denied, because Dr. Green intends to misuse deception.
D. The proposal is denied, because confidentiality is not protected and participants cannot exercise informed consent.
Explanation:
D. is the correct answer because if the results and names of the students would be posted for others to see that is a vialation of their confidentiality.
I also took the test and that was to correct answer.
The Kansas-Nebraska Act wrecked the Compromise of 1850 and created deep divisions within the Democratic Party. The Republican Party was initially organized as a northern protest against Douglas's Kansas-Nebraska Act. Third-party entry in the election of 1848 that opposed slavery expansion and prepared the way for the Republican party.
