Multiple Choice
Regarding the ability to give consent to participate in research, adolescents (ages 13-17) :
A) Can give consent if they sign a consent form
B) Are never allowed to be used in research
C) May give assent to participate, but must have a legal guardian give written permission for them to participate
D) Can be used if the researcher asks the IRB very nicely
E) May only participate if the researcher can prove there are no possible risks to them
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