When considering research that presents a risk to participants
a. never put a participant at any risk whatever
b. put most weight on the potential benefit to society
c. consider whether a person would willingly accept this risk in everyday life
d. consider the most vulnerable possible participant
Question 2
In deciding whether to conduct a particular research investigation, the researcher should do all of the following except:
a. evaluate the ethical acceptability of the research
b. consider whether any participant will be at risk
c. ensure that the researcher is in compliance with institutional procedures
d. consider how participants will be informed of the hypothesis and purpose of the research
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The risk of dying before the age of 65 gets lower as family income gets higher.
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