The "Risk Benefit" Approach to Requiring Informed Consent Is That

question 21

Multiple Choice

The "risk benefit" approach to requiring informed consent is that:

• A)informed consent must always be followed.
• B)informed consent should usually be followed, except when it is possible to ensure confidentiality.
• C)questionable practices such as deception can be used if they are essential to the research and will bring no harm to participants.
• D)questionable practices such as deception should be used unless the benefits of following informed consent outweigh the disadvantages of doing so.

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Definitions:

Income Tax Rate

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Cost Structure

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