The Institutional Review Board is less likely to undertake a full review of your research proposal if you are ______.

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The Institutional Review Board (IRB) may not require a full review if the research does not involve vulnerable populations (like minors, prisoners, or those unable to give consent) and if the results are not intended for public dissemination. This is because the primary concern of the IRB is to protect the rights and welfare of human subjects, especially those who are considered vulnerable. Research that does not involve these groups or is not intended for public dissemination may qualify for an expedited review process or be exempt from review, depending on the specific guidelines of the IRB.

The Institutional Review Board Is Less Likely to Undertake a Full