Inquiry Quiz 2

A required reading for this week is the document known as what:

The Belmont Report

Regardless of the issue, Research is an ongoing, never-ending, and always-changing conversation that takes multiple perspectives and voices into account.

True

Plagiarism is defined as the act of stealing someone else's work and using it as your own, but it can also include:

All of the above

The main difference between a Summary and a Paraphrase is:

A paraphrase roughly maintains a source passage's original structure and length while a summary potentially condenses and reorganizes multiple ideas from a source.

Research is a collective process that involves speaking with and into multiple scholarly conversations and communities. When we give credit to other researchers and scholars for their work, that process is known as:

Citation

When a researcher uses quotation marks in his or her writing, that indicates the needed presence of a:

Citation

The only type of research that needs ethical and practical boundaries is research that involves humans.

False

This week's Faculty Panel video discussion outlined how plagiarism is defined only as the taking of another person's words and using them without credit.

False

The acronym IRB stands for what type of professional scholarly group?

Institutional Review Board

What three areas of ethical responsibility are outlined on that document?

Justice, Beneficence, Respect for Persons