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lrincon1 lrincon1
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A graduate student receives a mailed survey asking her to participate in research about unpleasant experiences in graduate school.
 
  She is asked to return the survey, and the instructions say, Return of this instrument implies consent. Why does this constitute consent?
  a. Studies like this are exempt from institutional review board oversight, so consent is not required.
  b. Not returning the survey constitutes refusal, and subjects may indeed refuse by not completing the survey. The opposite is equally true.
  c. The study is anonymous, so there is no risk of disclosure.
  d. Only interventional research requires consent.
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