Nonmaleficence, One of the Five Fundamental Ethical Principles, States That

question 20

Multiple Choice

Nonmaleficence, one of the five fundamental ethical principles, states that researchers:

• A) should not inflict intentional harm to participants and avoid the risk of harming others.
• B) should assign participants from waiting list to delayed-treatment groups.
• C) should treat unequals unequally only in proportion to their relevant differences.
• D) should present the facts of how a study is going to be executed.

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