Which of the following best describes passive consent?
A. Parental consent is usually required before the child can be approached directly about research.
B. Parents/guardians give a signed consent form.
C. Students can participate as long as their parents do not return a form indicating lack of consent.
D. Students cannot participate unless they sign a consent form.
Answer: C
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