Which action best protects the principle of justice in a nursing research study?
Correct answer: A. Selecting participants fairly from the eligible population
- A. Selecting participants fairly from the eligible population
- B. Giving the intervention only to senior staff
- C. Withholding study information from participants
- D. Allowing the researcher to change consent later
Explanation
Justice requires fair selection and fair distribution of the burdens and benefits of research. Choosing participants because they are easy to control or denying them information can lead to exploitation.
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