All of the Following Risks for Participation Should Be Described

question 1

Multiple Choice

All of the following risks for participation should be described (including the magnitude) in an IRB application, except:

• A) risks that are physical.
• B) risks of being identified.
• C) risks of a legal nature.
• D) risks of an economic nature.

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Definitions:

Hydraulic Theory

A theory suggesting that the development and control of water systems played a crucial role in the emergence of early civilizations.

State Development

The process through which a geographical area with a defined territory evolves organizational structures to govern and manage its populace and resources.

Tikal

An ancient Mayan city located in the rainforests of what is now northern Guatemala, known for its monumental architecture and significant archaeological sites.

Overland Trade Route

A path or route used for the transportation of goods and trade over land, as opposed to sea or air, historically significant for economic and cultural exchanges.