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    Informed Consent I made an informed consent form. In the informed consent form, I explained the purpose of the study, the methodology of the study and that I will ensure confidentiality by having no identifying information on the questionnaire. None of the participants raised concerns about their rights as a participant. One participant did ask about the purpose of the informed consent. Data Collection I conducted two of the interviews in the GSU and one of the interviews was conducted in the

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    effective goals from other services involved. This would be helpful for readjustment of goals. When monitoring the progress of Jimmy’s behavior, parents would journal Jimmy’s daily actions. They would solicit reports from his school teacher on his participation and disruption in class. Moreover, with the inform consent release I as counselor would communicate with each resource program Jimmy and the family are in. This would give data on what is needed to continue treatment. If Jimmy responding to the

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    The purpose of the study was to determine the effects made to estimated VO2max and resting blood pressure (BP) when subjects were encouraged to walk at least 10,000 steps a day for a six month period. This study was performed at Arizona State University (ASU) and Karolinska Institutet(KI). The participants from ASU numbered 712 and consisted of randomly selected staff, faculty and graduate students on campus, ages 20 to 65 years. KI had 1,406 participants, falling under the same category as those

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    When dealing with research and collecting data to be publish it is important and the research need to have an informed consent from the participate. An informed consent is a voluntary agreement to participate in a research. This an important document because it is needing to publish the research. The informed consent form goes over the risks and the participate understand the risk that might could happen in the research. The informed Consent goes over and describes the ethical codes and it also goes

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    The objective of the question needs to be understood, therefore will guide the layout of objectively. By following this procedure, it will validate the appropriate method to use during the study. In any human research, it is critical in conducting the research to receive written permission from the individual or group being studied (Cozby, 2014). Once written consent is received, it must be securely stored then a scanned copy that contains a security code to protect the confidentiality of participants

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    In research studies with human and animal participation, researchers must adhere to ethical principles to ensure the rights of participants are protected. In 1978, the Belmont Report was issued "which articulated three primary ethical principles on which standards of ethical research conduct was based: beneficence, respect for human dignity, and justice" ( Polit & Beck, 2014, p. 83). These ethical principles remain the standards for research behavior today. Finally, the following paragraphs will

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    participants were accumulated from the psychology pool. The participants included 31 females and 9 males. Their ethnicities varied from 21 white, 4 Asian, 7 African American, 8 Hispanic/Latino. All participants were volunteers and given course credit for participation in this study. Materials A consent form was presented upon entry to the lab containing the purpose of the research, procedures involved, expected the duration of the experiment, potential benefits, potential risks, medical contact information

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    affect task engagement (participation) and are socially inappropriate. Three studies

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    Specific Weight Loss

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    investigator through a recruitment email (Appendix A). In addition, the coaches of the wrestling teams at Highline College and Bellevue College distributed the recruitment email to his or her athletes. (Appendix B). If the athlete is considering participation of the study, he/she will receive a response email from the principal investigator with a Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (Appendix C). The coaches did not take part in the study in any way besides

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    This experiment is for kids between the age of four and six will be tested with a new drug to diminish hyperactivity. In this experiment there should be three groups with three different ages: four years, five years, and six years old. In each group there should be an equal number of girls and boy. For each experimental group there will be a control group. Children will be chosen through arbitrary obligation to be placed in the experimental group or the control group. The six groups will be placed

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