Collaborative Research (RCR-Basic)

ABS 200 Course Concepts

This deck covers the key concepts from the ABS 200 course, including Applied Behavioral Science, values and ethics, empowerment, theories on groups, organizations and power, neighborhoods, community building, global issues, and social advocacy.

Chapter 12: Ethical Leadership, Substance Use

This flashcard set covers key ethical considerations and leadership responsibilities in nursing, including ethical organizational practices, responding to impaired colleagues, the nursing shortage, and the ethical recruitment of internationally educated nurses.

Human Subjects Research and Ethics Part 2

It covers topics such as public vs. private information, definitions of research with human subjects, Institutional Review Board (IRB) responsibilities, informed consent, vulnerable populations, exempt and expedited research review, and risk assessment in behavioral and biomedical studies. This is ideal for students, researchers, or professionals preparing for human subjects research certification or IRB training.

Human Subjects Research and Ethics Part 1

This flashcard set provides key concepts and regulatory knowledge related to ethical research involving human subjects, based on U.S. federal regulations (such as 45 CFR 46). It covers topics such as public vs. private information, definitions of research with human subjects, Institutional Review Board (IRB) responsibilities, informed consent, vulnerable populations, exempt and expedited research review, and risk assessment in behavioral and biomedical studies. This is ideal for students, researchers, or professionals preparing for human subjects research certification or IRB training.

Research Ethics & IRB Part 1

This is provides essential concepts and facts related to ethical research practices involving human subjects. Topics include the three foundational principles of the Belmont Report—Respect for Persons, Beneficence, and Justice—along with the history of research ethics (e.g., Nuremberg Code), types of IRB reviews (Exempt, Expedited, Full Board), and requirements for informed consent. Ideal for students, researchers, and faculty preparing to engage in ethical research or complete IRB applications.

Certification Test : How To Recognize Plagiarism

This flashcard set focuses on identifying different types of plagiarism, particularly word-for-word plagiarism. It presents original source materials alongside student versions to help users recognize improper use of language or ideas without proper attribution.

Responsibilities and Ethics in the Peer Review Process Citi Program

This deck covers key responsibilities and ethical considerations in the peer review process, including confidentiality, conflict of interest, and the evaluation criteria used by funding agencies.

Human Subjects Learners(CITI) Quiz

The principle of beneficence is applied by ensuring that research risks are reasonable compared to anticipated benefits. It focuses on minimizing harm and maximizing benefits to participants.

Populations in Research Requiring Additional Considerations and/or Protections

This deck covers key concepts related to vulnerabilities and protections for populations in research, based on historical abuses, federal regulations, and ethical considerations.