Exam Details
Subject | Social Science Research Related To Health | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Post Graduate Diploma In Bioethics | |
Department | School of Health Science (SOHS) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Attributable character of "Sex" is by
Physical look of individuals
Physical strength of individuals
Recognition of the society
Biological variation among human beings
2. Gender and Sex are synonymous.
It is a true statement
It is a false statement
It is a political distinction only
It is a hobby horse of social scientists
3. The third gender (hijra) has legal recognition in one of the following countries
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Pakistan
4. Research that includes field-work should provide for specific needs of the field-workers in order to collect valid data in an ethical manner. These include
Physical needs of men and women such as safe places to stay
Emotional needs of men and women in the research team
Psychological needs of men and women in the community
Financial needs of the members of the community
5. One of the following statements regarding transgender is correct
Believes in no gender.
People living across the river Ganga are called transgender.
Transgender is not ready to accept the gender from birth itself.
Transgender is one who changes the sex of birth by clinical procedure.
6. Heterosexual, Homosexual and Bisexual orientations are officially accepted in the following country
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Maldives
India
7. The term "LGBTI" stands for
Loffler, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and illegitimate
Lecherous, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and Intersex
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex
Lecherous, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and illegal
8. The terms "Homophobia" and "Homosexual" are interchangeable.
It is a correct statement
It is an incorrect statement
There is nothing called homophobia
There is nothing called homosexual
9. Culture and Community are synonymous.
It is an incorrect statement
It is a correct statement
Culture is a mental construct
Community is a physical construct
l0. The term culture was scientifically defined for the first time by the following scientist:
Clyde Kluckhohn
E.B. Tylor
A.L. Kroeber
Ferdinand Tonnies
11. Community has certain distinct identity which is formed on the basis of
Idiosyncrasy of individual acts
Influence of the members of the community
Membership or we-feeling of the members of the community
Integration and fulfilment of needs
12. Tropman et. al did not define which of the following attributes?
Community Organisation
Geographic Community
Community of Culture
Community of Conviviality MHSE-013 3
13. The terminology "emic" connotes
Other's perception of any social phenomena or act
Doer's perception of any social phenomena or act
It is the perception of both the doer's and other's act
It is the opposite of "etic"
14. The terminology "etic" connotes
Other's perception of any social phenomena or act
Doer's perception of any social phenomena or act
It is the opposite of "emic"
It is the perception of both the doer's and other's act
15. Which one of the following developed recently?
Bioethics
Deontology Ethics
Cyber Ethics
Applied Ethics
16. "Sati Pratha" belongs to one of the following ethics:
Deontology Ethics
Value Ethics
Virtue Ethics
Teleology Ethics
17. Cross-cultural ethics does not endorse
Acceptance of cultural diversity in a modern day heterogeneous society
Non-acceptance of other cultures
It has nothing to do with cultural traits
Ethnocentrism
18. "Core value of Tolerance" is the main component of
Cultural Relativism
Virtue Ethics
Deontology Ethics
Applied Ethics
19. Cultural Relativism helps to understand
Details of a culture
Importance and value of other culture in its true perspective
Value of culture
To relate one culture with the other
20. Descriptive ethical relativism does not have the following attribute
Members of the same culture have shared understanding
Every culture has its own moral value and ethics
All the practitioners of the culture are not one entity
All cultures are evaluated as per progression of civilization
21. Which component is a part of normative ethical relativism?
Each culture is not unique and complete in itself
Cultures are complete and unique in themselves
Culture cannot be unique as it gets acculturated over time
Acculturation and diffusion affect ethical relativism
22. "White man is more civilized than black." The statement can be phrased in the following manner:
Cultural hegemony
Cultural diffusionism
Cultural/Ethical relativism
Cultural hypocrisy
23. "Cultural Relativism" is a concept given by a non-Anglo Saxon social scientist.
The above statement is false
The above statement is not false
The above statement is neither false nor true
The above statement is meaningless
24. Who is an addict (not in strict clinical term)
A man or a woman doing harm after addiction
A man or a woman addressed by others as addict
A man or a woman who indulges in alcohol or substance use on a regular basis
A man or a woman who drinks
25. Substance use in India is as old as
3rd century AD
5th century AD
13th century AD
9th century AD
26. "Som Rasa" is an addictive of the following kind
It is a solid addictive
It is a huffing agent
It is a liquid intoxicant
It is an injectable addictive
27. The British East India Company fought a war on opium with the following country
China
Thailand
France
Germany
28. When was alcoholic beverage use reported for the first time in India
2500 BC
2000 BC
4000BC
3000 BC
29. NDPS Act came into force in the following year
1990
1980
2000
1985
30. Which of the following areas of ethics is difficult to manage in research on addicts
Valid Consent
Benevolence
Justice
Confidentiality
31. According to 2001 Census of India, the percentage of disabled stands at
1·8% -2·1% of the total population
2 -2·5% of the total population
1 of the total population
of the total population
32. Blindness and low vision, hearing and speech impaired and/or locomotor disabled can claim disability at which of the following percentage of impairment?
25%
40%
50%
75%
33. At the central level, disability and rehabilitation is dealt by the following Ministry
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Ministry of Home/Police
Ministry of Finance
34. Emphasis on Socio-Cultural, Political and Ideological domain of research while dealing with the disabled is basically one of the following types of orientation:
Clinical Orientation
Rehabilitative Orientation
Socio-cultural Orientation
Deontological Orientation
35. Which type of data of research on the disabled need not be shared with the participants
Discussing bitter truth emerging out of the research with the disabled
Any national policy in pipeline for the disabled's betterment
Exploitation of the disabled due to lack of their awareness
Discussing brighter side of the research with the disabled
36. Multiple Consent is taken in case of
Minor only
Severely disabled major only
Both the above
None of the above
37. Adolescents is that section of population who belong to the age group
8 to 14 years
10 to 19 years
14 to 18 years
16 to 22 years
38. Adolescence is a stage when the following feeling does not occur most often in an individual
Be a god-fearing individual
Curiosity about opposite sex
Feeling of adulthood
Hedonistic attitude towards life
39. According to "Global Burden of Disease" in South Asia, the burden of mental health and suicide among adolescents accounts for which of the following?
One-seventh of the burden
One-third of the burden
One-fifth of the burden
One-fourth of the burden
40. Legally, what is the age of adolescent consent?
18 years
17 years
19 years
20 years
41. Role of Community Advisory Board is a method started with the following research:
Collaborative research
HIV/AIDS research
Leprosy research
Tuberculosis research
42. Legally Authorized Representative can give consent to which of the following age groups?
35 -55 years
20 -25 years
25 -35 years
1-10years
43. What percentage of the women are affected by blindness in India?
50%
40%
64·36%
30%
44. NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 does not emphasize inclusion of the following category
Minorities
Females
Marginalized
Catholics
45. Which of the following countries emphasizes on gender specific analysis for clinical trials?
USA
Norway
Pakistan
India
46. Confidentiality protection is less essential in non-gender based studies
As it is not essential to ensure women's safety and data quality
As all research work does not require safety
To ensure free access of data
In order to complete the study in time
47. Field-workers should be trained to refer women requesting assistance to available sources of support
In order to appease women in the study
In order to force the women to participate in the study
To reduce the expenditure of the study
To increase the expenditure of the study
48. Researchers have ethical duty to express their findings properly, while carrying out gender studies in order to
Avoid any hassles in the study
Develop intervention programme
Get more funds in future for the same kind of research
Avoid any legal problem
49. In a patriarchal society, women seek less health care treatment because
They do not fall sick
They believe in traditional treatment
Health care treatment is not women-friendly
For them family is more important than self
50. For developing an ethically sound research design for conducting research with disabled persons, which of the following would be the best?
Disabled persons can only serve as sources of information
Involve persons with disabilities in planning, implementation and evaluation of research
Families and guardians should always be involved when doing research with disabled persons
None of the above
Write short notes on any four of the following in 200 -300 words each. Each carries five marks.
51. Issues Related to Women Seeking Health Care
52. Use of Opium in Social Gathering
53. NDPS Act 1985
54. Deontology Ethics
55. Cultural Relativism
56. Ethical Issues in Mental Health Research
Physical look of individuals
Physical strength of individuals
Recognition of the society
Biological variation among human beings
2. Gender and Sex are synonymous.
It is a true statement
It is a false statement
It is a political distinction only
It is a hobby horse of social scientists
3. The third gender (hijra) has legal recognition in one of the following countries
India
Bangladesh
Nepal
Pakistan
4. Research that includes field-work should provide for specific needs of the field-workers in order to collect valid data in an ethical manner. These include
Physical needs of men and women such as safe places to stay
Emotional needs of men and women in the research team
Psychological needs of men and women in the community
Financial needs of the members of the community
5. One of the following statements regarding transgender is correct
Believes in no gender.
People living across the river Ganga are called transgender.
Transgender is not ready to accept the gender from birth itself.
Transgender is one who changes the sex of birth by clinical procedure.
6. Heterosexual, Homosexual and Bisexual orientations are officially accepted in the following country
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Maldives
India
7. The term "LGBTI" stands for
Loffler, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and illegitimate
Lecherous, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and Intersex
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex
Lecherous, Gay, Bastard, Teetotaler and illegal
8. The terms "Homophobia" and "Homosexual" are interchangeable.
It is a correct statement
It is an incorrect statement
There is nothing called homophobia
There is nothing called homosexual
9. Culture and Community are synonymous.
It is an incorrect statement
It is a correct statement
Culture is a mental construct
Community is a physical construct
l0. The term culture was scientifically defined for the first time by the following scientist:
Clyde Kluckhohn
E.B. Tylor
A.L. Kroeber
Ferdinand Tonnies
11. Community has certain distinct identity which is formed on the basis of
Idiosyncrasy of individual acts
Influence of the members of the community
Membership or we-feeling of the members of the community
Integration and fulfilment of needs
12. Tropman et. al did not define which of the following attributes?
Community Organisation
Geographic Community
Community of Culture
Community of Conviviality MHSE-013 3
13. The terminology "emic" connotes
Other's perception of any social phenomena or act
Doer's perception of any social phenomena or act
It is the perception of both the doer's and other's act
It is the opposite of "etic"
14. The terminology "etic" connotes
Other's perception of any social phenomena or act
Doer's perception of any social phenomena or act
It is the opposite of "emic"
It is the perception of both the doer's and other's act
15. Which one of the following developed recently?
Bioethics
Deontology Ethics
Cyber Ethics
Applied Ethics
16. "Sati Pratha" belongs to one of the following ethics:
Deontology Ethics
Value Ethics
Virtue Ethics
Teleology Ethics
17. Cross-cultural ethics does not endorse
Acceptance of cultural diversity in a modern day heterogeneous society
Non-acceptance of other cultures
It has nothing to do with cultural traits
Ethnocentrism
18. "Core value of Tolerance" is the main component of
Cultural Relativism
Virtue Ethics
Deontology Ethics
Applied Ethics
19. Cultural Relativism helps to understand
Details of a culture
Importance and value of other culture in its true perspective
Value of culture
To relate one culture with the other
20. Descriptive ethical relativism does not have the following attribute
Members of the same culture have shared understanding
Every culture has its own moral value and ethics
All the practitioners of the culture are not one entity
All cultures are evaluated as per progression of civilization
21. Which component is a part of normative ethical relativism?
Each culture is not unique and complete in itself
Cultures are complete and unique in themselves
Culture cannot be unique as it gets acculturated over time
Acculturation and diffusion affect ethical relativism
22. "White man is more civilized than black." The statement can be phrased in the following manner:
Cultural hegemony
Cultural diffusionism
Cultural/Ethical relativism
Cultural hypocrisy
23. "Cultural Relativism" is a concept given by a non-Anglo Saxon social scientist.
The above statement is false
The above statement is not false
The above statement is neither false nor true
The above statement is meaningless
24. Who is an addict (not in strict clinical term)
A man or a woman doing harm after addiction
A man or a woman addressed by others as addict
A man or a woman who indulges in alcohol or substance use on a regular basis
A man or a woman who drinks
25. Substance use in India is as old as
3rd century AD
5th century AD
13th century AD
9th century AD
26. "Som Rasa" is an addictive of the following kind
It is a solid addictive
It is a huffing agent
It is a liquid intoxicant
It is an injectable addictive
27. The British East India Company fought a war on opium with the following country
China
Thailand
France
Germany
28. When was alcoholic beverage use reported for the first time in India
2500 BC
2000 BC
4000BC
3000 BC
29. NDPS Act came into force in the following year
1990
1980
2000
1985
30. Which of the following areas of ethics is difficult to manage in research on addicts
Valid Consent
Benevolence
Justice
Confidentiality
31. According to 2001 Census of India, the percentage of disabled stands at
1·8% -2·1% of the total population
2 -2·5% of the total population
1 of the total population
of the total population
32. Blindness and low vision, hearing and speech impaired and/or locomotor disabled can claim disability at which of the following percentage of impairment?
25%
40%
50%
75%
33. At the central level, disability and rehabilitation is dealt by the following Ministry
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Ministry of Home/Police
Ministry of Finance
34. Emphasis on Socio-Cultural, Political and Ideological domain of research while dealing with the disabled is basically one of the following types of orientation:
Clinical Orientation
Rehabilitative Orientation
Socio-cultural Orientation
Deontological Orientation
35. Which type of data of research on the disabled need not be shared with the participants
Discussing bitter truth emerging out of the research with the disabled
Any national policy in pipeline for the disabled's betterment
Exploitation of the disabled due to lack of their awareness
Discussing brighter side of the research with the disabled
36. Multiple Consent is taken in case of
Minor only
Severely disabled major only
Both the above
None of the above
37. Adolescents is that section of population who belong to the age group
8 to 14 years
10 to 19 years
14 to 18 years
16 to 22 years
38. Adolescence is a stage when the following feeling does not occur most often in an individual
Be a god-fearing individual
Curiosity about opposite sex
Feeling of adulthood
Hedonistic attitude towards life
39. According to "Global Burden of Disease" in South Asia, the burden of mental health and suicide among adolescents accounts for which of the following?
One-seventh of the burden
One-third of the burden
One-fifth of the burden
One-fourth of the burden
40. Legally, what is the age of adolescent consent?
18 years
17 years
19 years
20 years
41. Role of Community Advisory Board is a method started with the following research:
Collaborative research
HIV/AIDS research
Leprosy research
Tuberculosis research
42. Legally Authorized Representative can give consent to which of the following age groups?
35 -55 years
20 -25 years
25 -35 years
1-10years
43. What percentage of the women are affected by blindness in India?
50%
40%
64·36%
30%
44. NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 does not emphasize inclusion of the following category
Minorities
Females
Marginalized
Catholics
45. Which of the following countries emphasizes on gender specific analysis for clinical trials?
USA
Norway
Pakistan
India
46. Confidentiality protection is less essential in non-gender based studies
As it is not essential to ensure women's safety and data quality
As all research work does not require safety
To ensure free access of data
In order to complete the study in time
47. Field-workers should be trained to refer women requesting assistance to available sources of support
In order to appease women in the study
In order to force the women to participate in the study
To reduce the expenditure of the study
To increase the expenditure of the study
48. Researchers have ethical duty to express their findings properly, while carrying out gender studies in order to
Avoid any hassles in the study
Develop intervention programme
Get more funds in future for the same kind of research
Avoid any legal problem
49. In a patriarchal society, women seek less health care treatment because
They do not fall sick
They believe in traditional treatment
Health care treatment is not women-friendly
For them family is more important than self
50. For developing an ethically sound research design for conducting research with disabled persons, which of the following would be the best?
Disabled persons can only serve as sources of information
Involve persons with disabilities in planning, implementation and evaluation of research
Families and guardians should always be involved when doing research with disabled persons
None of the above
Write short notes on any four of the following in 200 -300 words each. Each carries five marks.
51. Issues Related to Women Seeking Health Care
52. Use of Opium in Social Gathering
53. NDPS Act 1985
54. Deontology Ethics
55. Cultural Relativism
56. Ethical Issues in Mental Health Research
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