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As part of the SAGE Ocean team's Ethics in Computational Social Science panel discussion, Dr. Michelle Meyer, PhD, Assistant Professor and Associate Director at Research Ethics in the Center for Translational Bioethics and Health Care Policy at Geisinger Health System, reviews ethical issues resulting from omissions, including several examples of using the A/B test approach (Pearson's MyLab, a catheter study, and a drug prescription study), pitfalls of the A/B test, and lessons learned.
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Chapter 1: Introduction to the Ethics in Computational Social Science Discussion and Panelist, Michelle Meyer
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Chapter 2: Ethics in Computational Social Science Research
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Chapter 3: The A/B Illusion: Pearson MatLab
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Chapter 4: The A/B Illusion: Catheter Study
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Chapter 5: The A/B Illusion: Drug Prescription at a Walk-In Clinic
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Chapter 6: Pitfalls of the A/B Test
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Chapter 7: Lessons from Using the A/B Test Approach
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