When Can the Ethical Principles Be Ignored

question 35

Multiple Choice

When can the ethical principles be ignored?

• A) when one group significantly benefits from the research
• B) if there is major money to be made in the research results
• C) never, the principles must always be followed no matter the potential future benefits
• D) if no permanent harm occurs

Analyze the economic transitions in Europe, including shifts from peasant labor obligations to other forms of taxation or rent.

Recognize the contribution of technological advances and industrial growth to societal changes, including the decrease in death rates and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.

Identify the social and economic conditions of peasants and other classes during the eighteenth century.

Comprehend the evolving roles and job opportunities for women in society.

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