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Bios 390 Final Exam
- What are 3 ways the need for animals in research can be reduced
- Who is Aldo Leopold?
- Who is Gifford Pinchot?
- What was the biggest ethical lapse in the Willowbrook studies
- Who is Andrew Wakefield?
- What is the strongest ethical argument against vaccines
–Answer -vitro studies -use of previous studies -limiting unnessesary replications
–Answer He pushed to get protection of the wilderness Ethical person of idea of protection of wilderness Wrote 'The Land Ethics'
–Answer first chief of the US Forest Service
–Answer -children did not have fully autonomy & parents were not informed fully -children exposed to Hepititis and were not protected -Unsanitary conditions
–Answer British former gastroenterologist and medical re- searcher, known for his fraudulent 1998 research paper in support of the now-dis- credited claim that there was a link between the administration of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine
–Answer Act Utilitarianism; getting vaccinated leads to a greater good, the most protection for the community, with very minimal suffering 1 / 2
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- Define libertarian
- What is supererogation?
- inductive and deductive reasoning
- What is the mean?
- What is standard deviation?
- What is a placebo?
- Measurement Data test examples
–Answer one who favors a free market economy and no governmental interference in personal liberties
–Answer going above and beyond previously determined oblig- ations or duties
–Answer inductive –Answer most likely true if premises arent false deductive –Answer premises are true and conclusion is true
–Answer measure of central tendency of a finite set of numbers
–Answer the square root of the variance
–Answer an inactive substance that has no effect on the body
–Answer -Student T-Test
-ANOVA
- Count data test examples
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–Answer -Chi Squared