Related to the movie,Miss Evers' Boys. Answer the following questions

1. How mightinformed consenthave changed the outcome of the Tuskegee study?

2.Regarding the three ethical principles and the protection of human rights,Please respond to this question, answering parts a, b, c, and d.

a.How was "beneficence" (do no harm, freedom from exploitation, risk-benefit ratio) conducted?

b. How was the "respect for human dignity" (right to self-determination; freedom to participate, and right to full disclosure) conducted?

c. How was "justice" (right to fair treatment and right to privacy) conducted?

d. Isautonomyaddressed in the movie?

3. Does it appear that subjects might have been coerced into acting as subjects?

4. Does it appear that the benefits of participation in the study outweighed the risks involved?

5. Were subjects provided the opportunity to ask questions about the study and told how to contact the researcher if other questions arose?

6.What surprised you the most?

7. How does this affect the way you look at research?