Select the one best answer to the following statements. 1. Nontherapeutic research a. will always benefit the rescarch subject. b. does not directly benefit the rescarch subject. c. is unethical. d. should be justified with the benefits outweighing the risks. e. b and d only. 2. A double-blind test means that a. neither the patient nor the researcher knows who is getting the treatment. b. the participants are visually impaired. C. the results will not be gained from an objective method for testing. d. the control group will eventually benefit from being in the experiment. e. there is an unethical practice taking place. 3. Many proferri

Select the one best answer to the following statements. 1. Nontherapeutic research a. will always benefit the rescarch subject. b. does not directly benefit the rescarch subject. c. is unethical. d. should be justified with the benefits outweighing the risks. e. b and d only. 2. A double-blind test means that a. neither the patient nor the researcher knows who is getting the treatment. b. the participants are visually impaired. C. the results will not be gained from an objective method for testing. d. the control group will eventually benefit from being in the experiment. e. there is an unethical practice taking place. 3. Many proferri

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