MFT-7103U

Office for Human Resource Protections. (1979). The Belmont Report. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
Read the Belmont Report to prepare you for the CITI training as well as future coursework.

NU IRB. (2020, December 15). CITI – Adding the SBE course [Video file]. National University.
This video will help you ensure you have signed up to complete the appropriate course for your degree program.

Institutional Review Board. (2021). CITI instructions. National University.

NU IRB. (2020, November 6). CITI registration instructions [Video file]. National University.
This video prepared by the NU IRB will assist you in registering your CITI account to get started on this training.

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative. (n.d.). Homepage.
This website is where you will register to create your account and complete your CITI training. You will find the “Register” button toward the top right of the page.

American Psychological Association. (2017). Ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct. Author.
Read Introduction and Applicability, Preamble, and General Principles.
Please review areas of Sections 1 through 10 that may apply to your topic area.

Rose, G. (Academic). (2017). Gillian Rose discusses visual methods [Video file]. SAGE Research Methods.
Watch Segment 7: How Important are Research Ethics, and What Unique Considerations are Necessary When Conducting Visual Research? [13:00-24:29]

Salmons, J. (Academic). (2017). Janet Salmons discusses online research [Video file]. SAGE Research Methods.
Watch Segment 8: What Does Being an Ethical Researcher Mean to You? Why are Ethics Important? [18:20-24:21]

Academic Success Center. (2021). Outlining and annotating resources. Northcentral University.
This resource will help with outlining resources.

Mertens, D. M. (2019). Research and evaluation in education and psychology. Integrating diversity with quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods (5th ed.). Sage Publications.
Read Chapter 11, focusing on pages 348-358.
Access the Redshelf book from your course, in the Getting Started module or from the Bookshelf link, on the top navigation bar.