Manipulating Research Materials Quiz

Fabrication

Falsification

Plagiarism

Option4

Fabrication

Plagiarism

Falsification

Option4

Plagerisim

Falsification

Fabrication

Option4

True

False

 Substantial contributions to conception and design, or acquisition of data, or analysis and interpretation of data.

 Drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content.

 Final approval of the version to be published.

Option4

 The value and the originality of the work.

 Problems with the methodology or approach.

 Problems with how the research has been explained.

 Whether appropriate credit has been given to others

 Constructive critique

 Competence:

 Impartiality and integrity

Option4

 Impartiality and integrity

 Competence:

 Confidentiality

Option4

 Confidentiality

 Constructive critique

 Competence

 Impartiality and integrity

 Experience with the research and challenges that the trainees face.

 The ability and willingness to communicate that experience.

 An interest in helping another person develop into a successful professional.

Should be available, listen carefully, keep in touch, allow for differences, let trainees make decisions, teach by words and examples, and keep learning about effective mentoring.

 Locate prospective mentors

 Identify their career plans

 Locate prospective mentors

 Distinguish between supervisors and mentees

 Be clear about needs and expectations

 Keep learning about effective mentoring.

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

 Technological advances permit easy communication worldwide

 Scarce resources

 Private and federal funding sources encourage collaborative and multidisciplinary projects.

 Difference between academic and industrial research with respect to data sharing

True

False

 Differences in style of investigators

 Differences in style of research across and within disciplines

 Difference between academic and industrial research with respect to data sharing

 Ethical considerations may affect research across institutions and nations

True

False

 Communication throughout a project

 Discussing in advance who will do what project and understanding that the research may evolve

 Discussing in advance authorship

 Discussing in advance data management

 Concluding or continuing the collaboration

 Clarifying data ownership issues beyond the collaboration

 Developing trust, collegiality, and a profound sense of fairness and accountability

Basic research

Applied research

Laboratory studies

Option4

Basic research

Applied research

Laboratory Studies

Option4

 Conducted in more or less contrived settings outside the mainstream of daily life.

Conducted to contribute new scientific knowledge with no intention of solving a social or clinical problem or any practical application.

 Maintains rigid control over variables

 Risks laboratory bias

 Conducted in every day settings such as homes, schools or clinics.

 Aims to observe behaviors as they occur in their natural environment.

 May sacrifice close control over variables for closer ties to reality

 Participants are randomly assigned to two or more conditions.

True

False