When subjects in research studies are told about the potential risks and are free to decline participation, it is called
a) informed consent.
b) freedom of choice.
c) parens patriae.
d) mens rea.
a
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A. he was not considered a danger to himself or others. B. he was given medication, instead, to calm him down. C. the hospital staff didn't believe his parents. D. his behavior was due to a substance abuse problem.