The nurse researcher is developing informed consent materials for an upcoming study. Which portion of this material should be developed with consideration of the Nuremburg Code?
1. The section that assures the subject's right to refuse to participate or to withdraw from the study without penalty
2. The section that describes the balance between the risks and potential benefits of participating in the study
3. The section that describes how the subject's anonymity or confidentiality will be assured and protected
4. The section that discusses the compensation the subject will receive as a study participant
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Rationale 1: This concept is not assured by the Nuremberg Code.
Rationale 2: The Nuremberg Code requires that research be conducted for the good of society. This should be reflected in the benefits to subjects and others as a result of a study.
Rationale 3: This concept is not assured by the Nuremberg Code.
Rationale 4: This concept is not assured by the Nuremberg Code.
Global Rationale:
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1. "Schizophrenia is a biological brain disorder." 2. "Schizophrenia is linked to drinking alcohol during pregnancy." 3. "Research indicates that a very stressful environment causes schizophrenia." 4. "Research indicates that schizophrenia is a genetic disorder." 5. "Schizophrenia is due to too much dopamine in certain parts of the brain."