Research ethics

If a person is fair-minded he/she ...

• ... is just and free from prejudice.

• ... has got fair skin or hair colour.

• ...thinks a lot.

When we talk about general guidelines we mean ...

• rules applied only to one individual from the group.

• rules and requirements for everyone.

• rules that people don't always have to follow.

To 'disclose results' means the same as

• make the results make public.

• hide the results.

• not demonstrate the results unless there is an official request.

'omit' is NOT the same as

• leave out

• not demonstrate

• show in public

'significant' is OPPOSITE to

• important

• necessary

• minor

If something is available, you

• can use it.

• cannot use it.

• want to use it.

If you are 'required' to do something, you

• don't have to do it.

• can do it if you want.

• you have to do it.

You have received some confidential information. It means you

• must tell everyone about it.

• cannot tell everyone about it.

• can tell everyone about it if they ask.

A 'consent' form is...

• a special concert ticket.

• an official permission.

• researcher's guidelines.

'funding' is...

• financial support from organizations

• financial support from the government

• your salary