The Role of an Institutional Review Board Involves

question 35

Multiple Choice

The role of an Institutional Review Board involves:

• A) Approving an informed consent that accurately describes the risks and benefits to the subject associated with any research to be conducted.
• B) Developing means and methods of obtaining financial resources that positively impact research,even if adversely impacting subjects.
• C) Maintaining the confidentiality of all of the subjects is optional when the results of research benefit society as a whole.
• D) Reviewing the research protocols to be sure that they comply with federal regulations only,regardless of the facility's location.

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Definitions:

Mother-Infant Bond

The deep, emotional connection that develops between a mother and her newborn, facilitating attachment and significantly impacting the infant's development.

Bonding Process

The development of a close, interpersonal relationship between individuals, such as between parents and their child.

Ecological Approach

A perspective in various disciplines that emphasizes the complex interactions between organisms and their environments.

Emotional Development

The process by which individuals acquire the ability to recognize, express, and manage emotions throughout life.