User Chyrine Macalib-OgCourse Research Integrity TrainingTest Human Participant Certification AssessmentStarted 6/4/14 2:48 PMSubmitted

6/4/14 2:59 PM

Status CompletedAttempt Score

6 out of 10 points  

Time Elapsed

11 minutes.

Instructions

This assessment is designed in a multiple-choice and true-false format. You must achieve a success rate of 80%; no more than 2 questions may be missed. If you score lower than 80%, you should review the assignments in the tutorial again and repeat the assessment.

Question 11 out of 1 points

When listing risks, you do NOT need to list "soft" risks such as embarrassment.Selected Answer:

 False

Correct Answer:

 False

Response Feedback:

Correct!  Participants must be informed of ALL potential risks, psychological as well as physical.

Question 20 out of 1 points

Research that involves interviewing an adult about his/her nutrition or exercise habits; or analysis of anonymously recorded archival data; or evaluating two curricula geared toward teaching chemistry to middle school students would most likely receive:Selected Answer:

 An expedited review.

Correct Answer:

 An exempt review.

Question 3

1 out of 1 points

IRB stands for:Selected Answer:

 Institutional Review Board

Correct Answer:

 Institutional Review Board

Response Feedback:

That's correct. Keep up the good work!

Question 40 out of 1 points

The most common reason for non-approval of an application to the Human Subjects Review Committee is:Selected Answer:

 Not including the purpose of the study.

Correct Answer:

 Not answering the questions thoroughly.

Response Feedback:

Sorry, no.  The most common error is not following the instructions and answering the questions thoroughly.

Question 50 out of 1 points

The purpose of the Academic Department HSRC member review is to quickly spot any major flaws in the proposal.Selected Answer:

 False

Correct Answer:

 True

Response Feedback:

Sorry.  The answer is True.

Question 61 out of 1 points

What is the review category for a proposed research study conducted in a

public school that is observational (no identifying information such as names is recorded)?Selected Answer:

 Exempt review (Director of the Center for Research and Chair of HSRC must approve category.)

Correct Answer:

 Exempt review (Director of the Center for Research and Chair of HSRC must approve category.)

Response Feedback:

Bingo!  You are correct! 

Question 71 out of 1 points

It should be clearly stated in the consent information if there are no benefits to a study.

Selected Answer:

 True

Correct Answer:

 True

Response Feedback:

Correct!   Participants have the right to know any benefits or lack of benefits from participating in the study.

Question 81 out of 1 points

HHS regulations include additional protection for vulnerable populations which includeSelected Answer:

 A. Children, pregnant women, and prisoners

Correct Answer:

 A. Children, pregnant women, and prisoners

Response Feedback:

Bravo! Good job! The DHHS guidelines provide extra protection for children, pregnant women, human fetuses, neonates, and prisoners.

Question 91 out of 1 points

During the informed consent process, investigators should ensure that:

Selected Answer:

 The nature and expectations of the research including risks and benefits are explained clearly.

Correct Answer:

 The nature and expectations of the research including risks and benefits are explained clearly.

Response Feedback:

That's right! The informed consent procedure is designed to permit the potential participant to freely choose whether to participate.

Question 100 out of 1 points

The ethical principles governing the conduct of human research established by the Belmont Report areSelected Answer:

 D. Honor, Protection, and Integrity

Correct Answer:

 C. Respect, Beneficence, and Justice

Response Feedback:

Oops! Wrong answer. Please review the DHHS OHRP Assurance Online Training: HHS Regulations & Institutional Responsibilities module.

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