14. The following should you consider about when determining your research study's feasibility, EXCEPT: A. Cost to conduct the study. B. Novelty of scientific knowledge. C. Skills required of the researcher. D. Time required to complete the study. 15. Select the FALSE statements on research ethic. A. It provides guidelines for the responsible conduct of research. B. it educates and monitors scientists conducting research to ensure a high ethical standard. C. It helps to control the budget of research. D. It support the values required for collaborative work, such as mutual respect and fairness. 16. Which of the following term is relevant to research ethics? A. Exclusivity B. Integrity C. Biasness D. Reckless 17. Identify the CORRECT statement? A. Non-human research does not need ethics approval. B. Non-health/ medical intervention research does not require ethics approval. C. All experimental research requires ethics approval D. Once ethics approval is received, any changes to the protocol are allowed provided the approving ethics committee is notified at some point. 18. "The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential." Which of the following is relevant to this? A. Declaration of Helsinki B. Belmont Report C. Nuremberg Code D. Common Rule 19. is to prevent human subjects from being mistreated. A. Declaration of Helsinki B. Belmont Report C. Nuremberg Code D. Common Rule 20. "Beneficence, justice, and respect for persons." Which of the following is relevant to this? A. Declaration of Helsinki B. Belmont Report C. Nuremberg Code D. Common Rule