Industrialization is not only an engine for employment, wealth and technical skill, but an engine for the development of technology. Modern conveniences, medical advances, changes in lifestyle, education, popular living locations, transportation development, machination - all of these are examples of how industrialization has contributed to widespread and large scale changes to how people live, and how well they live.
It is also probably the single greatest factor for the enlargement of and migration to the cities. Take the explosion in the US population in the North after 1865, for example, as a direct result of rapid industrial development.
The correct answer is: <em>"Unless the nature of the questions would raise the level of risk to more than minimal for adolescents, the research would still qualify for expedited review."</em>
According to the rules published by the IRB regarding the applicability of the Expedited Review, this extends to all individuals, regardless of their age. This condition will not change unless the research involves activities or circumstances that increase the level of risk to human subjects to a level higher than minimal.
Answer:
Is wrong. 45 CFR 46.101(b) states that research conducted in prisons may not be exempt.
Explanation:
The policy 45 CFR 46.101 applies to every research that involves any conduction, support, or regulation of human subjects that any Federal department or agency carries out taking proper administrative action to turn the policy suitable to that research. In this case, section b of this policy indicates that research carried out in prisons does not apply to the exemption.
