When Assessing the Potential for Harm, the Researcher Should _____

question 30

Multiple Choice

When assessing the potential for harm, the researcher should _____.

• A) proceed only when they are confident that no harm will result
• B) proceed only when the harm potential is psychological and not physical
• C) never proceed when harm is more than minimally possible
• D) proceed when the potential benefit outweighs the potential harm

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