International Research Ethics and Regulations Quiz Test your knowledge on global research ethics guidelines, principles, and regulations. Explore topics like informed consent, vulnerable populations, and more.
#1
World Health Organization (WHO)
United Nations (UN)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
The International Research Ethics Committee (IREC)
#2
To review and approve research proposals before they are conducted
To conduct experiments in a controlled environment
To publish research findings
To provide funding for research projects
#3
Committee for International Organizations and Medical Sciences
Council of International Organizations for Medical Sciences
Commission on International Oversight of Medical Sciences
Consortium of International Organizations in Medical Sciences
#4
To regulate international trade agreements
To establish guidelines for the ethical conduct of research involving human subjects
To standardize laboratory procedures
To oversee the marketing of pharmaceutical products
#5
To regulate international trade agreements
To establish guidelines for the ethical conduct of research involving human subjects
To standardize laboratory procedures
To oversee the marketing of pharmaceutical products
#6
To ensure researchers follow bureaucratic procedures
To safeguard the rights and welfare of research participants
To limit the scope of research projects
To promote competition among research institutions
#7
Respect for persons
Justice
Beneficence
Non-maleficence
#8
Ensuring voluntary participation
Providing appropriate safeguards
Exploiting participants for financial gain
Respecting cultural differences
#9
It emphasizes the importance of minimizing risks to participants
It prohibits researchers from conducting any form of research
It encourages researchers to prioritize their interests over participants' welfare
It mandates the use of harmful interventions in research projects
#10
Honesty
Confidentiality
Accountability
Objectivity
#11
Participants are told only the positive aspects of the research
Participants are fully informed about the research purpose, risks, and benefits
Participants are compensated for their participation
Participants are coerced into participating against their will
#12
The Declaration of Helsinki
The Nuremberg Code
The Belmont Report
The UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights
#13
To regulate the marketing of pharmaceutical products
To ensure the safety and integrity of clinical trials
To standardize laboratory procedures
To facilitate international trade agreements
#14
Appropriately attributing sources in a research paper
Falsifying data to support desired outcomes
Conducting experiments according to ethical guidelines
Obtaining informed consent from research participants
#15
A situation where researchers are in disagreement over the outcome of a study
A situation where the researcher's personal interests may compromise their professional judgment
A disagreement between researchers and participants regarding the research protocol
A situation where researchers are involved in a competitive environment
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