In order to protect children's rights when they participate in research, studies usually are approved by a university's:

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IRB stands for Institutional Review Board, which is responsible for reviewing research proposals that involve human subjects — including children — to ensure that their rights, safety, and welfare are protected. The IRB examines the study design, methods, risks, benefits, and informed consent process to make sure that the research meets ethical and legal standards. The IRB can approve, modify, or reject the research based on its evaluation of the risks and benefits to the participants. Therefore, option D is the appropriate answer.

In Order to Protect Children's Rights When They Participate in Research