The doctrine that established principles for ethical research, especially that subjects must voluntarily consent to participate, is the _______
A) Nuremberg Code
B) National Research Act
C) Buckley Amendment
D) Privacy Acts of 1974
A
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a. on the basis that the case concerned a federal issue b. on the basis that her constitutional rights had been violated during the investigation c. on the basis that she believes she was wrongly convicted d. on the basis that the state law in question was poorly designed
In chapter 7, we used a between subjects design to see if caffeine influenced levels of alertness
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