The correct answer is: "The research falls into one of six categories of research activity described in the regulations".
Researchs which are declared to be exempt are initially reviewed by IRB, but no more reviews would be conducted afterwards. First of all, if a project does not meet the requirements defined for a research with human subjects is directly excluded from the IRB review. Independently if the research qualifies or not as exempt it must follow some minimum ethical standards, such as: the research is minimal risk, the selection of participants is equitable, etc.
<u>The headings of the categories defined for a research to be declared exempt are the following (then under each heading several provisions are detailed):</u>
- Educational Settings, Practices
- Educational Tests, Surveys, Interviews, Observations
- Educational Tests, Surveys, Interviews, Observations of Public Officials
- Existing Data, Documents, Records, Specimens
- Public Benefit or Service Programs
- Taste and Food Quality and Consumer Acceptance
Answer:
Education: Due to racism it was difficult to get educated in America and they were not usually well educated to begin with; Work: Racism but also strong will to work because they moved from their native land and are determined to make their decision work. Living conditions Racism, Irish immigrants would be greeted by an Irish landlord who would give them housing in a neighborhood with other Irish immigrants for cheap rates but living conditions were awful. Culture: Strong sense of unity among fellow immigrants of the same nationality, but faced strong prejudice.
Explanation:
Alma has forgotten to arrange her notes in order. If Alma had organized her notes in a neat manner she would never have had the problem of arranging them
Answer:
Affirmative Action isn't ethical. There is no real theory that justifies it.
Explanation:
I doubt that this reasoning is based on any rational theory. In the first place, you can't repay the sins of a past generation by placing burdens on a generation living presently. That simply requiring one group of people to suffer for what another group did. And, anyway, the theory doesn't work for white people. When whites suffer enslavement, as they have in the past, at the hands of Mongols, or at the hands of Arabs, then nobody raises the subject of Affirmative Action. In other words, whatever "theory" is being used, isn't being used consistently. And that means that the ostensible justification for Affirmative Action isn't the real reason that it is used.
Because its an <span>constitutional right</span>