Research Ethics involving Human Subjects

This video briefly examines the history of research ethics in the United States and then proceeds to examine how the current regulatory framework came into being.

[@robertfoster3097]

Great video, excellent presentation. However, the commentator was speaking too fast, and as a result of that, there were times where he was stumbling over his words. Maybe slowing down would help. But overall, an excellent educational video.

[@nayeemur14]

Why it is told so quickly. Is he under pressure of attending the nature?

[@brandonhill9057]

It sounded like he was reading from a scrolling script...

[@aaronkoh4567]

Hi, could i just ask, If a researcher is concerned about whether an experimental group will be susceptible to more risks when participating in a study than a control group, which ethical principle is the researcher concerned with? Is it the principle of beneficence or that of Justice?

[@deltondaigle]

if they are randomly assigned it would be an issue of beneficence.

[@sashajohnson3261]

Information is accurate and important but he pronounces some words wrong and stumbles on his words, needs to enunciate more

[@Sha252676]

It's called being human. Get over yourself Karen