CRM 2303 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Nuremberg Code, Syphilis, Institutional Review Board
21 Nov 2015
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Milgram"s obedience research: a study of blind obedience to authority, deceived his subjects when he told them his experiment was about the effects of punishment on learning. Tri-council policy statement on ethics in research with human participants: all universities are required to follow the tcps, describes principles, standards, and procedures for research involving humans. In response to concerns about biomedical research and conflicts of interest when universities participate in research that could have financial benefits to private companies. a. Judgment about risk to human subjects are they acceptable given expected benefits: determine whether procedures include adequate safeguards for safety, confidentiality, must be informed about all aspects of the research that might reasonably influence their. Two mechanisms for promoting ethics: codes of professional ethics, produces by professional associations, e. g. Institutional review boards (irbs) and general welfare of human subjects. Incentives. a: must not use coercion, manipulation, or undue influence to obtain consent, e. g.
