Beneficence - Protecting Human Subject Research Participants

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Protecting Human Research ParticipantsRecruit the students in her upper level classes and the technicians from her lab to participate in thestudyThe correct answer is to recruit from the campus population.Asking for study participants from a population over which a researcher has authority is not the best idea.It is generally agreed that students and employees are groups that can be vulnerable to coercion.Even though the researcher may feel confident that she would never let her students’ and employees’decisions about participation affect her opinions about them, her students and employees might feelpressured to participate simply because she is in a position of authority.Post fliers around campus to recruit participants from the campus population (students, faculty andstaff)Correct!Recruiting for the study participants from the students, faculty and staff of the university is the best choice.It is generally agreed that students and employees are a group that can be vulnerable to coercion.However, in this situation, the recruitment plans include the entire campus community.As long as she does not mention her proposed research in her classes and there is no indication that she willbe in a position of authority over the individuals who choose to contact her, the proposed population is notvulnerable to coercion.Previous Page 6 of 25Nexthttp://phrp.nihtraining.com/respect/06_respect.php (2 of 3)6/20/2008 2:15:09 PM
Protecting Human Research ParticipantsRespect for PersonsMain Menu | Glossary | HelpInformed ConsentPrevious Page 7 of 25NextInformed consent should beunderstood as an on-going processrather than a level of legal protectionfor an institution. It is not intended tobe a one-time act of having aparticipant sign a form.Informed consent is designed toinform research subjects about thepurpose, risks, potential benefits andalternatives to the research thatallows people to make a decisionabout whether or not to participatebased on their own goals and values.This exchange of such informationshould occur at enrollment andthroughout the study.Previous Page 7 of 25Nexthttp://phrp.nihtraining.com/respect/07_respect.php6/20/2008 2:18:28 PM
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