Materials and Apparatus Sample Clauses

Materials and Apparatus. The Researcher and Host Institution will each ensure that, during the term of the research project, materials and apparatus purchased with research grant monies are used exclusively for the purposes of the research project, provided that such materials and apparatus may be used for other purposes where the impact of such use on the progress and quality of the research project is immaterial.
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Materials and Apparatus. The Host Institution will ensure that, during the term of the Project, materials and apparatus purchased with research grant monies are used exclusively for the purposes of the Project, unless the impact of its use for other purposes is immaterial to the progress and quality of the Project
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Materials and Apparatus. To this document, attach copies of all written materials to which subjects will be exposed including questionnaires, survey, instructions, cover letters, consent/assent forms, debriefing statements (required when deception is part of study), etc. If applicable, attach Human Performance Lab protocols, documentation of agreement from individuals or organizations that are cooperating with you to recruit subjects (i.e. school districts, team coaches), and/or letters of participation from outside organizations working with you.
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Materials and Apparatus. To this document, attach copies of all written materials to which subjects will be exposed including questionnaires, survey, instructions, cover letters, consent/assent forms, debriefing statements (required when deception is part of study), etc. Make sure you do provide all supporting documents. This includes all forms of communication (typed, verbal, e-mail, photos, videos, etc.) that subjects will be exposed to at any point in the research process. It is better to include too much rather than not enough. Make sure wording on all documents and in all locations within each document is consistent. The research proposal cannot be reviewed until all documentation is provided. If applicable, attach Human Performance Lab protocols, documentation of agreement from individuals or organizations that are cooperating with you to recruit subjects (i.e. school districts, team coaches), and/or letters of participation from outside organizations working with you. Human Performance Lab protocols are not a repeat of what was entered in A.3. on this form. This is where, if you indicated in A.3. that you are requiring subjects to complete a 1RM for bench press, you provide the step-by-step directions on how you will actually perform the 1RM bench press test. If you are having subjects warm up prior to testing, you would state this in A.3., and then you would provide the detailed warm-up (exercise, exercise order, distance/time/repetitions). If you are completing a PAP protocol, you would provide the detailed protocol here. If you are specifically recruiting athletes only, you must provide a signed letter of agreement from the sport coach with your proposal submission. Recruiting subjects who happen to be athletes for a study where being an athlete is not part of the inclusion criteria, does not require a letter. If you are conducting research during class time, you must provide a signed letter of agreement from the instructor with your proposal submission. Just advertising and recruiting during class, but conducting the data collection outside of class does not require a letter.
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