Joan E Sieber
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 281027 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joan E Sieber |
| NOMBRES | Joan E |
| APELLIDO | Sieber |
| FIRMA | SIEBER J E |
| AFILIACIONES | California State University, East Bay |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 65 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 68 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 21 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1964 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Readability and Understanding of Informed Consent Among Participants With Low Incomes
With passage and implementation of the Affordable Health Care Act, more vulnerable segments of the U.S. population will now have access to regular health care and increased opportunities to participate in biomedical research. Yet, access to new groups brings with it new responsibilities for investigators, most importantly, reducing burdens for participants. Data collected through this small pilot study suggest several preliminary but potentially …
New Beginnings
The Paradox of Teaching Responsible Conduct of Research
Is “Educational Advantage” Advantageous
Whose Ethics? Where You Sit is Where You Stand
Ethics of Social Research
Research Ethics and Research Governance
Globalization and the Ethical Responsibilities of Researchers
Witnesses to Research Wrongdoing
Research wrongdoing undermines scientific integrity, occurs widely, and takes many forms. We interviewed 135 NIH principal investigators who reported witnessing and responding to research wrongdoing. They reported taking a variety of actions, including formal notification of institutional officials, peer shaming, and one-on-one discussions with their peers to address wrongdoing that ranged from improper attribution of authorship to falsification,…
The Obligation to Share Data … or Not to Share
Beyond Informed Consent
JERHRE Grows and Flourishes
An Invitation to Participate in JERHRE 's New Features
Stages of Evidence-Based Ethical Problem-Solving in Human Research
Introduction
New Research Domains Create New Ethical Challenges
Life is Short, Ethics is Long
Iconoclastic Methods
Evidence-Based Ethical Problem-Solving in Human Research
Refugee Research
Introduction
About Context in Human Research
Data Mining
Protecting the Vulnerable
A census of subject pool characteristics and policies
Ethical and professional dimensions of socially sensitive research
On Studying the Powerful (Or Fearing to Do So)
Protecting the Vulnerable
Empirical Research on IRBs and Methodologies Usually Associated with Minimal Risk
Effects of decision importance on ability to generate warranted subjective uncertainty
Data Mining
The Evolution of Best Ethical Practices in Human Research
Ideally, best practices in human research would evolve quickly in the wake of new ethical challenges, but in reality such challenges sometimes evoke Procrustean new oversight requirements that benefit neither human subjects nor science. The rapid advance of new topics, methods and ethical challenges in human research inevitably raises questions about the appropriateness of time-honored research practices, and about the most intelligent applicatio…
Animal Experimentation
The ethical use of animals for experimentation has become a public policy issue of international scope. On both national and international levels, the regulation of animal research is being reviewed and debated by representatives of the scientific community and the public at large. In the United States, Federal guidelines for the care and maintenance of laboratory animals have existed since 1963,' but there are few legal controls over how those a…
Some determinants of individual differences in predecision information-processing behavior
Earning Trust
Ethics without models
Conflict and conceptual structure as determinants of decision-making behavior1
Some determinants of individual differences in predecision information-processing behavior
A Paradigm for Experimental Modification of the Effects of Test Anxiety on Cognitive Processes
Test anxiety refers to a state of uneasiness, discomfort, fear, or nervousness which an individual may experience when he perceives that his performance is going to be evaluated. The way in which test anxiety is manifested depends on its extent, the situation in which it is aroused, and the individual's characteristic mode of response. Accordingly, anxiety may be manifested in a number of ways varying from admission of nervousness to denial of wa…
Relevant Subjective Response Uncertainty as a Function of Stimulus-Task Interaction
An important aspect of problem solving and judgment is the ability to generate subjective response uncertainty, that is, two or more mutually exclusive response tendencies to the same stimulus. These response tendencies may be of various kinds such as beliefs about the nature of the problem, solution hypotheses, procedural approach, factual observations, or free associations. The kind of response uncertainty which aids judgment depends, of course…
Effects of decision importance on ability to generate warranted subjective uncertainty
What is meant by ethics
What is meant by ethics
Ethics without models
The Ethics of Social Research
How Humanism & Determinism Differ
Deception in Social Research I
A Moral Context for Social Research
Five recent books on the ethics of social research are reviewed: Ethical Issues in Social Research, Tom L. Beauchamp, et al., eds.; Ethics of Human Subject Research, Allan J. Kimmel, Jr., ed.; Social Research Ethics, Martin Bulmer, ed.; and The Ethics of Social Research: Fieldwork, Regulation and Publication and The Ethics of Social Research: Surveys and Experiments, both edited by Joan E. Sieber. Although these works are judged to provide good a…
Negotiating An Evaluation Agreement
Increasingly, applied anthropologists are finding a market for their research skills in the area of program evaluation or environmental (cultural) impact evaluation. Those who respond to this market are called upon to fulfill a scientific role involving valid and objective reporting. Less obvious but equally crucial is the requirement that evaluators function as competent business persons, and that they have the practical and political skills nec…
Deception in Social Research II
Deception in Social Research III
The Ethics of Social Research
Animal Experimentation
The ethical use of animals for experimentation has become a public policy issue of international scope. On both national and international levels, the regulation of animal research is being reviewed and debated by representatives of the scientific community and the public at large. In the United States, Federal guidelines for the care and maintenance of laboratory animals have existed since 1963,' but there are few legal controls over how those a…
Empirical studies of ethical issues in research
Empirical studies of ethical issues in research
Ethical and professional dimensions of socially sensitive research
A census of subject pool characteristics and policies
Sharing Scientific Data I
IRBs, in their concern to ensure confidentiality, may tend to unduly restrict data sharing. Yet, there must be reasonable accommodation for the secondary use of data by other scientists. A major goal of this series of articles is to provide IRBs with an understanding of both barriers to sharing and ways to provide usable data to secondary users, without undue restrictions, while protecting human subjects. This article sets forth data sharing issu…
On Studying the Powerful (Or Fearing to Do So)
Sharing Social Science Data
Introduction - Joan E Sieber Sharing Social Science Data PART ONE: EXAMPLES OF DATA SHARING APPROACHES Sharing Data in the Population Sciences - V Jeffery Evans Domestic and International Trends Sharing Anthropological Data with Peers and Third World Hosts - Douglas White Sharing Confidential and Sensitive Data in Criminal and Civil Justice Research - Robert F Boruch, Albert Reiss, Joel Garner and Kinley Larntz PART TWO: ELEMENTS OF SUCCESSFUL SH…
Planning Ethically Responsible Research
Chapter 1. Introduction: Research Governance and Research Ethics Chapter 2. Why We Need Ethics: Assessing Vulnerability, Risk and Benefit Chapter 3. The Relevance of Ethical Theory to IRB Chapter 4. A Retrospective IRB Review: Rehabilitating Milgram, Zimbardo and Humphreys Chapter 5. Journalist Ethics Does Not Equal Social Scientists Ethics Chapter 6. Community-Engaged Research and Ethnography: Extreme Misfits with the Medical Model Chapter 7. Co…
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