Crummy Choices on CITI Course

I recently took an online course about how to ethically run experiments with human participants. Some of the questions were pretty funny.

Some helpful info

Thus, if you are asked to complete a CITI Program course for someone else or if you provide or receive quiz question answers:

• Don't do it unless, you have explicit written permission from your IRB or compliance office!

• Don't put your employment, academic status and reputation at risk!

Now for the question:

Select the appropriate statement then click the Submit button:

	I attest that I have read and understand the above statement. I attest that I am the person listed at the top of this page and I assure that I will complete the required ethics course work with the highest degree of integrity and professionalism.
	I attest that I have read and understand the above statement. I am NOT the person listed above, and would like to confidentially provide information before continuing with the course.
	I attest that I have read and understand the above statement. I am NOT the person listed above, and would like to continue with the course. I understand that my activities may be considered fraudulent and that this course will be flagged by the software and my institution will be notified.

Some of the questions on the quizzes were quite difficult, like this one:

If found guilty of committing research misconduct, what consequences might Terry face?

	Praise from fellow doctoral students and faculty.
	Increased access to institutional or federal grant money.
	A PhD and position in the lab.
	Being permanently or temporarily barred from the doctoral program.