Which Are the Three Basic Principles Set Out by the Belmont

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which are the three basic principles set out by the Belmont Report with regard to protection of human research subjects?

• A) respect for persons, appropriate compensation, and justice
• B) respect for persons, appropriate compensation, and beneficence
• C) appropriate compensation, random selection, and justice
• D) respect for persons, beneficence, and justice

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Definitions:

Entrepreneur's Potential Earnings

The forecasted income an entrepreneur can expect from their business venture, taking into account risks and opportunities.

Annual Lease

A contract for the rental of property, typically real estate, that lasts for one year.

Payments to Workers

Payments to workers include salaries, wages, benefits, and other compensation provided to employees in exchange for their labor.

Entrepreneur's Forgone Interest

The potential interest income an entrepreneur sacrifices by investing their own money into their business instead of depositing it for interest.