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dalyningkenk

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Behavioral beliefs that are resistant to change based on maxims like Birds of a feather flock together are based on what way of knowing?
 
  a. authority
  b. science
  c. tenacity
  d. a priori method

Question 2

In order for a study to qualify for an exemption from IRB review, the study must ensure that, 1) if a subject's privacy is violated, the disclosure would not result in legal difficulties, impaired financial or employment status, or marred
 
  reputation for that participant; and 2)
 
   a. the data must by anonymous.
   b. the subjects are paid for their participation.
   c. only enrolled college students are being used in the study.
   d. only students majoring in psychology, or other scientific disciplines, are participating.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

a



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