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What are three principles of ethical research in nonhuman subjects? a. appropriate housing and care, minimal pain and suffering, clear necessity b. clear necessity, no harm, informed consent c. no coercion, no harm, informed consent d. minimal pain and suffering, no coercion, appropriate housing and care

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          What are three principles of ethical research in nonhuman
subjects?
a.
appropriate housing and care, minimal pain and suffering, clear
necessity
b.
clear necessity, no harm, informed consent
c.
no coercion, no harm, informed consent
d.
minimal pain and suffering, no coercion, appropriate housing and
care

what are three principles of ethical research in nonhuman subjects a appropriate housing and care minimal pain and suffering clear necessity b clear necessity no harm informed consent c no c 63269

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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09/05/2023

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These principles are generally established by guidelines such as those from the American Psychological Association (APA) and other ethical bodies. The main principles typically include: - Appropriate housing and care - Minimal pain and suffering - Clear necessity Show more…

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What are three principles of ethical research in nonhuman subjects? a. appropriate housing and care, minimal pain and suffering, clear necessity b. clear necessity, no harm, informed consent c. no coercion, no harm, informed consent d. minimal pain and suffering, no coercion, appropriate housing and care