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Jean is writing the informed consent form for a research study. She puts in her contact information in case respondents have questions. Then she adds the line: "If you leave the survey to contact the principal researcher, Susan Jones, then you will not be able to return to the survey and participate in the prize drawing." This additional detail makes the conditions of the research:
A) Acceptable
B) Unacceptable

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