Human Subject Bill of Rights
You have the right to...
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be treated with dignity and respect;
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be given a clear description of the purpose of the study and what is expected of
you as a participant;
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be told of any benefits or risks to you that can be expected from participating in
the study;
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know the researcher's training and experience;
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ask any questions you may have about the study;
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decide to participate or not without any pressure from the researcher or his or her
assistants;
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have your privacy protected within the limits of the law;
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refuse to answer any research question, refuse to participate in any part of the
study, or withdraw from the study at any time without any negative effects to you;
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be given a description of the overall results of the study upon request.
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discuss any concerns or file a complaint about the study with the Human Research
Review Committee, California Institute of Integral Studies, 1453 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 or via email at hrrcoffice@ciis.edu.