Additional Protections for Children Involved as Subjects in Research (Subpart D)¶
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Mechanisms¶
- Assent / Consent Distinction
- Its failure mode is assent theater: soliciting a child's or dependent's "agreement" as a ritual while treating dissent as noise, so the second signal decorates a decision it never actually constrained.
This sourceThe distinction between assent and consent is a settled, named element of that regime, not an invention of this page.
- Its failure mode is assent theater: soliciting a child's or dependent's "agreement" as a ritual while treating dissent as noise, so the second signal decorates a decision it never actually constrained.
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