When a person is not legally able to provide his or her informed consent to participate in a study,
A)the requirement for informed consent is waived.
B)consent is obtained from the participant's parent or legal guardian.
C)the researcher explains the study to the person verbally in the presence of a witness.
D)the person cannot participate in the study.

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When a person is not legally able to provide informed consent, such as in the case of minors or individuals with certain disabilities, consent is obtained from the participant's parent or legal guardian. This ensures that the rights and welfare of the participant are protected.

When a Person Is Not Legally Able to Provide His