CITI Students in Research SBE Test with Verified Solutions
1. Which of the following studies need IRB ap- Studies collecting data about
proval? living individuals.
2. Per federal regulations, which of the follow- All foreseeable risks and dis-
ing elements must be included in an in- comforts.
formed consent document?
3. A student is conducting a research project Exempt Review
that involves using a survey. The survey asks
subjects about their highest level of educa-
tion, political affiliation, and views on various
social issues. No identifiable information will
be collected. This study would be catego-
rized as which type of review?
4. What is the Institutional Review Board (IRB) -Protecting the rights and
charged with? (There may be more than one welfare of human subjects.
correct answer. Please be sure to select all - Assuring that all applicable
correct answers.) institutional policies and fed-
eral regulations related to re-
search with human subjects
are followed.
- Reviewing subject recruit-
ment materials and strate-
gies.
5. A master's degree candidate needs to con- Not Human Subjects
duct a research project for her master's the-
sis. She is interested in the types of junk food
available to the public. She plans on going
to the local convenience stores and asking
the owners what types of junk food the store
normally stocks and which are the biggest
sellers. Identifiers will not be collected. This
study would fall under which of the follow-
ing?
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1. Which of the following studies need IRB ap- Studies collecting data about
proval? living individuals.
2. Per federal regulations, which of the follow- All foreseeable risks and dis-
ing elements must be included in an in- comforts.
formed consent document?
3. A student is conducting a research project Exempt Review
that involves using a survey. The survey asks
subjects about their highest level of educa-
tion, political affiliation, and views on various
social issues. No identifiable information will
be collected. This study would be catego-
rized as which type of review?
4. What is the Institutional Review Board (IRB) -Protecting the rights and
charged with? (There may be more than one welfare of human subjects.
correct answer. Please be sure to select all - Assuring that all applicable
correct answers.) institutional policies and fed-
eral regulations related to re-
search with human subjects
are followed.
- Reviewing subject recruit-
ment materials and strate-
gies.
5. A master's degree candidate needs to con- Not Human Subjects
duct a research project for her master's the-
sis. She is interested in the types of junk food
available to the public. She plans on going
to the local convenience stores and asking
the owners what types of junk food the store
normally stocks and which are the biggest
sellers. Identifiers will not be collected. This
study would fall under which of the follow-
ing?
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