CHIN 3102 Chapter : Reflection Online Assignment
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Luke h. zylstra, criminal justice, student cohort crj 130, richmond, center-south. This is a student paper submitted on march 29, 2010, to fulfill course requirement for. Research methods (psy/ soc/ crj 3014), module 2- considerations in research preparation. Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to luke h zylstra, jr. , Reflection on human subjects training vs. the tuskegee and milgram experiments. The use of both human and animal subjects in experimental procedures has come under increasing scrutiny. The tuskegee and milgram experiments should be studied in an effort to prevent such mistreatment from occurring again in the future. The tuskegee experiment knowingly exposed participants to imminent risk by failing to treat their disease. The participants in this experiment were not informed of the procedures or experiment being conducted. In contrast, the participants in the milgram research gave informed consent to be participants in the procedures (kraska & neuman, 2008). However, they were still exposed to psychological risk.
