<span>Any Institutional Review Board (IRB) member who may have a potential conflict of interest with a study under review should make that conflict known to the IRB and, if necessary, recuse him or herself from participating in the review.</span>
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Answer: Alonzo's behavior would be called "motivated blindness."
Explanation:
When a person has motivated blindness, they are behaving in a way they normally would not. The person is making bad decisions and not thinking of the long term consequences of their cheating.
This person, who is doing the cheating, is overlooking what he is doing wrong, to further his interests and stay on the honor society.
