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#1. When obtaining informed consent for assessments, behavior-change procedures, or research, ethical guidelines mandate specific ‘tests’ to ensure the consent is truly informed and voluntary. Which of the following is NOT a required component or ‘test’ that must be met when obtaining informed consent?
The text clearly outlines three critical requirements for informed consent A the person must demonstrate the capacity to decide B the person must volunteer consent absolutely we cannot coerce consent and C the person must be able to describe all aspects of how the procedure will operate to a reasonable extent The explanation clarifies that this is basically saying you need to tell them about the experiment before it starts not just well im going to use some reinforcement to change your behavior they have to be able to understand a little bit more about how that procedure will operate Therefore option D which states that the person does not need to be able to describe how the procedure will operate is identified as incorrect by the text The text emphasizes that they need to be able to describe how its going to operate just because they have knowledge doesnt mean they understand it we have to prove without reason within reasonable doubt that they understand what it is were trying to do This distinction highlights that mere knowledge is insufficient the ability to articulate or describe the procedure demonstrates a deeper level of understanding crucial for truly informed consent
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