Why the debate over minimal risk needs to be reconsidered.
Minimal risk is a central concept in the ethical analysis of research with children. It is defined as the risks ". . . ordinarily encountered in daily life . . . ." But the question arises: who is the referent for minimal risk? Commentators in the research ethics literature often answer th...
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Oxford University Press
2014
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