______ Is Often Touted as the Primary Ethical Principle in the Biomedical

question 11

Multiple Choice

______ is often touted as the primary ethical principle in the biomedical community, ______ is more often our priority concern in the social sciences and humanities.

• A) Informed consent; confidentiality
• B) Confidentiality; informed consent
• C) Informed consent; anonymity
• D) Confidentiality; anonymity

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