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Privacy: In most research, subjects’ willingness to participate will depend on the researcher’s explanation of the project and its purpose, the subject’s understanding of risks and benefits, and the assurance that the specifics of their participation will not become known to other individuals. Issues of anonymity and confidentiality are of special concern when subjects might divulge sensitive information, including situations in which their responses might place them in jeopardy (e.g., public embarrassment, threats to job security, self-incrimination).

Give a concise statement of the area of research and briefly describe the purpose and objectives of your proposed research

Provide a detailed description of how participants will be recruited and used in the project. Please include a description of the tasks subjects will be performing, the circumstances of testing, and/or the nature of the subjects’ involvement.

Make an explicit statement concerning the possible risks and benefits associated with participating in the research.

Describe the nature and likelihood of possible risks (e.g., physical, psychological, social) as a result of participation in the research. Risks include even mild discomforts or inconveniences, as well as potential for disclosure of sensitive information. If a risk exists, how does it compare to those of daily living?

Describe measures to be taken to protect subjects from possible risks or discomfort Describe precautions to ensure the privacy of subjects and confidentiality of information. Be explicit if data are sensitive.