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Karl wants to conduct research. Consider the following situations.

   I.    The research uses a survey to obtain information on
      television viewing habits.

   II.    The research uses observation of individuals in a park.

For which (if any) situations is informed consent required?
A) I only requires informed consent
B) II only requires informed consent
C) Both I and II require informed consent
D) Neither I nor II require informed consent

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Absolutely correct, just confirmed!!!

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Let me know if you need anything else

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