When May Possible Harm to Subjects Be Justified

question 100

Multiple Choice

When may possible harm to subjects be justified?

• A) If the potential benefits of the study outweigh the harm
• B) If large amounts of harm are approved by the IRB
• C) If subjects waive their human rights in writing
• D) If the study is a grave national importance

Analyze the validity of syllogisms and recognize common logical fallacies.

Recognize and differentiate between types of hypothetical syllogisms (modus ponens, modus tollens, invalid forms).

Apply logical principles to translate informal statements into formal logical expressions.

Understand the relationship between antecedents and consequents in hypothetical propositions.