Which of the following conclusions was drawn in Research in Practice 3.2 regarding fraud and harm when conducting research on vulnerable clients
A)Review panels and institutional procedures are now adequate to prevent serious harm to clients.
B)Researchers who detect fraud among colleagues can be confident that the government will protect them.
C)Unethical research can pass through the filters of review panels and institutional procedures.
D)Fraud is now considered rampant in human service research.

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Unethical research can still bypass the safeguards put in place by review panels and institutional procedures, indicating that these measures are not foolproof in preventing unethical practices in research involving vulnerable clients.

Which of the Following Conclusions Was Drawn in Research in Practice