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CREATING A TIMELINE OF HISTORICAL CASES ABOUT PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND CONDUCT
Table of Contents
1. Timeline    3
Case of Questionable Professional Conduct and Ethics    3
Researcher & Contributor    3
Date and Location    3
Ethical Principle found in APA, Nuremberg Code, Belmont Report, Common Rule    3
Implicated Ethical Principle    3
Source of Information    3
2. Consequence of Study    5
1.    5
2.    5
3.    5
4.    5
5.    5
3. Summary    6
Progression of Ethical Standards    6
Role of Institutional Review Board (IRB)    6
Potential Consequences of Research Misconduct    7
Ethical Issues Emerging from the Use of Data Collected on Social Media    7
References    9
Running Head: PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND CONDUCT                 1
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND CONDUCT                        10
1. Timeline
    Sl. No.
    Case of Questionable Professional Conduct and Ethics
    Researcher & Contributor
    Date and Location
    Ethical Principle found in APA, Nuremberg Code, Belmont Report, Common Rule
    Implicated Ethical Principle
    Source of Information
    1
    Euthanasia in Oregon
    E Dahi and N Levy
    2006
    Yes
    Physician-assisted suicide
    Google Scholar
    2
    Nuremberg Trials
    Paul Roland
    2010, London, UK
    Yes
    Informed consent
    Britannica
    3
    Project MKULTRA
    Tani Linville.
    2016
    Yes
    Unethical experiments
    Google Scholar
    4
    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC)
    Joe Davidson
    2016, Washington
    Yes
    Data breaching by an employee
    The Washington Post
    5
    Cambridge Analytica
    Brittney Kaiser, former director of Cambridge Analytica
    2016, London, UK
    Yes
    Informed consent
    Nature Journal
2. Consequence of Study
1.
Physician-assisted suicide was not legal then and the death with dignity act was denied by the Supreme Court of the United States. However, as this could not be proven that is why the consequences were not clever but there was strong suspicion but due to lack of evidence that could not be supported (Dahl & Levy, 2006).
2.
The people who were involved in the trial have been sentenced to death and many were prisoned for more than ten years (Linville, 2016). Besides, some were hanged, which has shown that the head of a country should be responsible for the crimes that are occurring against humanity.
3.
A project, which was officially sponsored by the CIA, has included experiments on people by providing min altering drugs to them for their sensory deprivation, sexual abuse, isolation, hypnosis and torture on the prisoners, in hospitals and universities as well (Roland, 2010). As an outcome of this, this project ultimately was shut down by congress.
4.
The reputation of the employee was at stake and he was suspended for three days. However, as it was an act without intent, that is why; no massive occurrence has happened as the data of 4400 customers was leaked (Davidson,...