A researcher who uses a cost-benefit analysis will decide to conduct a piece of research if
a. the study has no potential costs
b. it is approved by the institutional review board
c. it has potential benefits for science or society
d. it doesn't violate universal ethical principles
e. the expected benefits of the study outweigh its potential costs
E
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