2.2 Confidentiality cloned 4/23/2020

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Question 1

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2.2 Confidentiality cloned 4/23/2020

Last updated about 6 years ago

5 questions

Question 1

Read and answer the below questions
https://methods.sagepub.com/reference/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-communication-research-methods/i3126.xml
1. Define the term confidentiality
2. Explain methods in which the researcher can ensure confidentiality to the participants

Question 2

List two examples of ethical dilemmas relating to healthcare research in recent years

Question 3

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?
I. Confidentiality
II. Anonymity
III. Consent

I only

II only

Question 4

Which of the below is/are considered example(s) of beneficence?
I. A patient with mental health issues is distressed when asked questions about her disease
II. A cancer patient suffers hair loss due to chemotherapy
III. A disabled patient undergoes physiotherapy sessions that cause his joints to hurt

I only

II only

Question 5

Use the image below to answer questions a-c.

Read and answer the below questions 
https://methods.sagepub.com/reference/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-communication-research-methods/i3126.xml
1. Define the term confidentiality
2. Explain methods in which the researcher can ensure confidentiality to the participants

List two examples of ethical dilemmas relating to healthcare research in recent years

Question 3

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?
I. Confidentiality
II. Anonymity
III. Consent

I only

II only

III only

I & II only

I, II & III

Question 4

Which of the below is/are considered example(s) of beneficence?
I. A patient with mental health issues is distressed when asked questions about her disease
II. A cancer patient suffers hair loss due to chemotherapy
III. A disabled patient undergoes physiotherapy sessions that cause his joints to hurt

I only

II only

III only

 II&III only

I, II & III

Question 5

Use the image below to answer questions a-c.

III only

I & II only

I, II & III

III only

 II&III only

I, II & III

2.2 Confidentiality cloned 4/23/2020

2.2 Confidentiality cloned 4/23/2020

Read and answer the below questions https://methods.sagepub.com/reference/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-communication-research-methods/i3126.xml1. Define the term confidentiality2. Explain methods in which the researcher can ensure confidentiality to the participants

List two examples of ethical dilemmas relating to healthcare research in recent years

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?I. ConfidentialityII. AnonymityIII. Consent

Which of the below is/are considered example(s) of beneficence?I. A patient with mental health issues is distressed when asked questions about her diseaseII. A cancer patient suffers hair loss due to chemotherapyIII. A disabled patient undergoes physiotherapy sessions that cause his joints to hurt

Use the image below to answer questions a-c.

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?I. ConfidentialityII. AnonymityIII. Consent

Which of the below is/are considered example(s) of beneficence?I. A patient with mental health issues is distressed when asked questions about her diseaseII. A cancer patient suffers hair loss due to chemotherapyIII. A disabled patient undergoes physiotherapy sessions that cause his joints to hurt

Use the image below to answer questions a-c.

Read and answer the below questions
https://methods.sagepub.com/reference/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-communication-research-methods/i3126.xml
1. Define the term confidentiality
2. Explain methods in which the researcher can ensure confidentiality to the participants

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?
I. Confidentiality
II. Anonymity
III. Consent

Giving each participant a unique code of reference instead of a name helps maintain his/her?
I. Confidentiality
II. Anonymity
III. Consent