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"?
Has this regulatory regime been really tested against things like the quantified self community collaboratively experimenting on themselves? Feels like this is all almost entirely institution-targeted and the DIY world/indie scholarship world falls through the cracks
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