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In 200-300 words, briefly indicate what and why you would want to know if your child was being asked to participate in a research study at school?

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This solution discusses what and why a parent would want to know if their child was being asked to participate in a research study at school.

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It is important to know what is happening in your child's school and classroom in order to make informed decisions and be protective of one's children. It is a parent's right to know activities that are occurring in the classroom, particularly if their child is being asked to participate in a study. A parent should be informed as to the ...

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