| autonomy (Belmont Report) | Principle that individuals in research investigations are capable of making a decision of whether to participate.
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| beneficence (Belmont Report) | Principle that research should have beneficial effects while minimizing any harmful effects.
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| debriefing | Explanation of the purposes of the research that is given to subjects following their participation in the research.
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| informed consent | In research ethics, the principle that participants in an experiment be informed in advance of all aspects of the research that might influence their decision to participate.
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| justice (Belmont Report) | Principle that all individuals and groups should have fair and equal access to the benefits of research participation as well as potential risks of research participation.
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| role-playing | A procedure for studying behavior in which individuals are asked to indicate how they would respond to a given situation rather than being observed in action in the situation.
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