There are state and national laws that apply to institutions that rely on government funding, like universities. A lot of corp research would be covered under similar institutional mechanisms I imagine.
Does something like IRB apply to purely online opt-in research involving test subjects who may be asked to try physical, non-informational things offline? Like say a survey that asks "take your pulse, run for five minutes, then take pulse again, and enter both on this form"?
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IRB applies regardless of whether it is physical or nonphysical intervention.
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so technically IRB should apply to even market research surveys and opinion polls? (what if the questions are stress inducing for eg)
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