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Ethics are the systematic concepts of _____ and _____.
right; wrong
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Normative ethics are the _____ standards regulating right or wrong, and assumes that there is _____ principle by which to judge all actions.
moral; one
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Metaethics seeks to understand the nature of _____ standards of conduct.
ethical
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What does applied ethics do?
It applies ethical theory to real life situations.
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The AAA Code of Ethics states that anthropologists have obligations to what three things?
- Scholarly field
- Society and culture
- Human species, other species
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They have responsibility to ...(4 things)
- People & Animals
- Scholarship & Science
- Public
- Students & trainess
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In order for consent to be informed consent, what must those consenting do? (3 things)
- Be able to consent
- Be free from coercion
- Comprehend risks and benefits
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History of Informed Consent
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How did the Nuremberg Code come about?
It came about in response to the the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi doctos who performed unethical experimentation on humans during WWII.
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What is the Declaration of Helsinki?
12 principles guiding physicians on ethical considerations related to biomedical research
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What does the US National Research Act do?
Identify basic principles governing medical research involving humans.
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What is IRBs short for?
Institutional Review Boards.
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What are the three principles underlying the ethical conduct of research in the Belmont Report?
- Respect for persons
- Beneficence= do no harm
- Justice = just compensation
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Other famous ethical violations while conducting research
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26 Nazi physicians tried at _____ for research atrocities performed on prisoners of war.
Nuremberg
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What happened to a group of black men in Tuskegee, Alabama?
They were not informed that they had been injected with syphilis.
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