You are serving on the IRB committee. In reviewing study proposals, what are questions you might ask? Select all that apply
1. Can subjects withdraw at any time?
2. How are subjects told about their role in the study?
3. Is it clear whom the subjects should contact for questions?
4. Will negative results be kept private?
5. How will the researcher protect subject confidentiality?
1, 2, 3, 5
Explanation: 1. This is a common question.
2. This is a common question.
3. This is a common question.
4. Whether or not results are positive or negative should not impact sharing the results.
5. This is a common question.
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