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amal

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Clinical equipoise refers to a ____.
 
  a. researcher's ethical responsibility to do no harm
 b. researcher's ethical responsibility to provide informed consent
 c. clinician's ethical responsibility to provide the best possible treatment for research participants
  d. clinician's ethical responsibility to ensure that people get care even if they cannot pay for it

Question 2

What type of relationship occurs when two variables are synchronized and the levels of one variable affect the levels of the other?
 
  a. correlational
 b. cross-sectional
  c. causal
 d. probabilistic


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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Excellent

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