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10) The statement is TRUE.
* The researcher has responsibility to prevent harm to any participants
of research when conducting a research study and explain to them about
risks of that study.
* Based on beneficence principle researcher do research for the advantage
of it's participants and others.
* So it is unethical to conduct a research study by fully disclose the possible
risks.
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