_____ 1. Jill Wishes To Publish The Study She Started With Jenna, A Colleague Wh…

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_____ 1. Jill wishes to publish the study she started with Jenna, a colleague who migrated to Japan. However, Jenna

cannot be contacted. Jill would like to alter and update the study’s processes, results, and words and intentionally deny

its appropriate credit. For it to be published, she decided to falsify a letter of permission, petition, and other official or

unofficial documents.

Which of the following ethical issues BEST describes Jill’s situation?

A. Plagiarism C. Fraud

B. Language Use D. All of the above

_____ 2. Which of the following should be avoided in writing related literature?

A. Academic Freedom C. Intellectual Honesty

B. Objective Feedback D. Plagiarism

_____ 3. These are the guidelines for the responsible conduct of research which educates and monitors researchers to

ensure high standards.

A. Objectivity and Integrity C. Confidentiality

B. Research Ethics D. Honesty

_____ 4. Jack was assigned as the leader of their research group. He volunteered to do the Introduction of the study

boasting that it was the easiest part. When the presentation day comes Jack cannot explain the contents of his work,

because he copied every part of it from the internet. The Research adviser asked for his references and he stated that

he formulated it all by himself. What research ethics did Jack set aside?

A. Integrity C. Carefulness

B. Honesty D. Objectivity

_____ 5. In writing his review of related literature, Hansel used a reference from an author named Gabrielle Ramoso.

He cited the author in the bibliography part of his study as Romoso, G. This could be considered as a case of plagiarism.

A. Yes, because he claimed and submitted another individual’s work.

B. No, because he followed the proper rules of giving citations.

C. Yes, because he substituted the information needed for the citation.

D. No, because he did not provide false information about the source of information.

_____ 6. Rachelle and Samuelle conducted a study on loneliness and social connectedness of young adults during the

surge of the coronavirus pandemic. In their study, they defined loneliness as an isolation brought by the pandemic and

its restrictions with lockdowns, travel bans, physical distancing to name a few. Which type of definition did Rachelle

and Samuelle use for loneliness as described in the situation?

A. Operational Definition C. Literal Definition

B. Conceptual Definition D. B and C

_____ 7. Which of the following describes an unethical practice in doing research?

A. Rosè made sure that all sources of information were given proper credit in her research.

B. Yuqi accidentally disclosed important information about a classified research project for

the government that she’s working on to her friends.

C. Tiffany requested her participants to sign a consent form before involving them in her

study.

D. Karina encourages Giselle to acknowledge Winter’s contribution in their research.

_____ 8. Which of the following refers to the conceptual definition of the term “social connectedness” based on a

sample below?

Social connectedness is considered an attribute of the self that reflects cognitions of enduring

interpersonal closeness with the social world, as defined by Heinz Kohut in 1984 (R. R. Lee &

Colby Martin, 2013). Social connection is fundamental to humans. In addition, social

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connectedness also enhances mental well-being. COVID-19 pandemic has imposed digital

platforms as the only means for people to maintain socio-emotional connection (Kanekar and

Sharma, 2020). In this study, social connectedness refers to solidarity within the hallyu fans that

transcends the social media application, Twitter.

I. Social connectedness refers to solidarity within the hallyu fans that transcends the social

media application, Twitter.

II. Social connectedness is fundamental to humans.

III. Social connectedness is considered an attribute of the self that reflects cognitions of

enduring interpersonal closeness with the social world.

IV. Social connectedness enhances mental well-being.

A. I and II C. I, II and IV

B. II, III and IV D. I, II, III and IV

_____ 9. The purpose of ethical guidelines is:

A. To ensure researchers control the entire research process

B. To ensure research participants are paid for their time

C. To ensure researchers do what they like

D. To ensure research participants are safe

_____ 10. What is an explicit method for evaluating the existing works produced by other researchers?

A. Research C. Review of Related Literature

B. Reference Materials D. Report

of Findings

1. C. Fraud

2. C. Intellectual Honesty

3. B. Research Ethics

4. A. Integrity

5. C. Yes, because he substituted the information needed for the citation.

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