Jack Katz makes a complex argument against IRBs,the central point of which is that IRBs have
A)become corrupt and easily influenced.
B)overstepped their bounds.
C)failed to protect the most vulnerable.
D)politicized research such that researchers cannot produce unbiased knowledge.

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Jack Katz argues that IRBs have overstepped their bounds by imposing a bureaucratic process that restricts the researcher's ability to conduct their study as they see fit. He believes that IRBs have become too focused on protecting the rights of human subjects that they have neglected the importance of scientific freedom and advancement.

Jack Katz Makes a Complex Argument Against IRBs,the Central Point