Research-oriented institutions typically decide what is ethical with respect to the treatment of humans in behavioral research by
A) trusting the individual researchers to decide what is ethical.
B) having the head of the appropriate academic department decide what is best.
C) having an institutional review board review research proposals.
D) using an arbitrator assigned by the federal government.
C
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a. Parkinson's Disease. c. Alzheimer's disease. b. senility. d. acetylcholine disease.
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