In Practice, Institutional Review Board Members Are Often Guided by the Consideration

Multiple Choice

In practice, institutional review board members are often guided by the consideration that the benefits of participation in a study should justify such costs to the participant, from the time they invest in taking part to any negative experiences that might result, such as answering intensely personal questions on a survey. This consideration MOST directly reflects the Belmont Report's principle of ______.

A) beneficence
B) justice
C) respect for persons
D) right to privacy