Title Protecting human subjects : departmental subject pools and institutional review boards / edited by Garvin Chastain and R. Eric Landrum

Edition 1st ed Published Washington, DC : American Psychological Association, ©1999 [Place of publication not identified] : American Psychological Association, 1999

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Description x, 228 pages ; 23 cm Contents Introduction / R. Eric Landrum -- pt. I. Human Subject Research from a Departmental Perspective. Ch. 1. Subject Pool Policies in Undergraduate-Only Departments: Results From a Nationwide Survey / R. Eric Landum and Garvin Chastain. Ch. 2. What Makes a Subject Pool (Un)ethical? / Joan E. Sieber -- pt. II. The Research Experience from the Participant Perspective. Ch. 3. Research Participation Among General Psychology Students at a Metropolitan Comprehensive Public University / Bradley M. Waite and Laura L. Bowman. Ch. 4. Evaluating Students' Research Experiences Via Credit Slips / Richard L. Moreland. Ch. 5. Why Do Students Miss Psychology Experiments and What Can Be Done About It? / Darrell L. Butler -- pt. III. Human Subject Research from an Institutional Perspective. Ch. 6. A Case Study of a Departmental Subject Pool and Review Board / Gregory L. Murphy. Ch. 7. The Why, What, How, and When of Effective Faculty Use of Institutional Review Boards / Janet F. Gillespie Summary Examines the critical issues and processes related to the protection of human subjects who participate in research. The topic is approached with an interest in the empirical research that has been done to study the effects of the practice of research. From the standpoint of metacognition, this is a volume about the research done on the effects of conducting research. The two primary mechanisms that govern the processes of conducting human subjects research are the departmental subject pool on the local level and the Institutional Review Board (IRB) on the institutional level. The goal of this volume is to examine two trends that emerge after review of the literature; namely, that (a) the IRB process has been studied more frequently than the subject pool process, and (b) neither area has had much empirical research conducted covering its operations Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes Pt. IV. Vulnerable Populations and Risks of Research. Ch. 8. Interactions Concerning Risky Research: Investigators Rate Their IRBs (and Vice Versa) / James R. Council, Elizabeth J.H. Smith and Jessica Kaster-Bundgaard [and others]. Ch. 9. Sexuality Research, Institutional Review Boards, and Subject Pools / Michael W. Wiederman Also available online via the World Wide Web, by subscription to Ovid PsycBooks English Subject Psychology -- Research -- Moral and ethical aspects Human experimentation in psychology -- Moral and ethical aspects Psychology -- Moral and ethical aspects -- Research Human experimentation in medicine. Ethics committees. Students. 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Social Sciences. Form Electronic book Author Landrum, R. Eric. Chastain, Garvin D. American Psychological Association. Ovid Technologies, Inc. LC no. 99022348 ISBN 1557985758 9781557985750

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