Researchers who conduct research with individuals who have limited ability to understand the nature of the research and its possible risks
A. must obtain informed consent from the parents or legal guardian and from the participants themselves.
B. do not need to obtain informed consent from the parents or legal guardians and should strive, when feasible, to get assent from the participants themselves.
C. do not need to obtain informed consent from the parents or legal guardian, nor get assent from the participants themselves.
D. must obtain informed consent from the parents or legal guardian and should strive, when feasible, to get assent from the participants themselves.
D. must obtain informed consent from the parents or legal guardian and should strive, when feasible, to get assent from the participants themselves.
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a. ?major depressive disorder b. ?learning and behavior problems c. ?sleep disturbances d. ?somatic symptom disorders
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a. Usually drug development occurs without the use of animal models. b. Animal models are only useful when developing drugs that do not affect cognition. c. Animal models cannot address human drug dependency. d. Drug development is not possible without animal models.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a) SIDS b) rhythms c) REM d) state