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4 similar Agreement to Participate in Descriptive Project Title contracts
Agreement To Participate in Descriptive Project Title (IRB # _____)Agreement to Participate in Descriptive Project Title • August 14th, 2020
Template Instructions Text with a turquoise background serves one of two purposes. It is either part of the embedded instructions or part of an example. Please remove or replace all such text as you prepare your own form. Replace the form title in header (p. 2 onward) with your Descriptive Project Title or a shortened version of it. For all instructions, PI = Primary Investigator. You may adjust the font size and font type to suit your audience. Present all elements of this form in clear, simple, nontechnical language. In addition, use language suited for the age, reading level, and culture of the subjects you invite. A 2016 Washington Post article reported, “50 percent of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at an eighth-grade level.i” Some agencies and sponsors require that consent forms use language no higher than 8th grade level. Best practices suggest using 6th grade level. DELETE this instructions box when you are finished preparing the form.
Agreement To Participate in Descriptive Project Title (IRB # _____)Agreement to Participate in Descriptive Project Title • September 12th, 2019
Template Instructions Text with a turquoise background serves one of two purposes. It is either part of the embedded instructions or part of an example. Please remove or replace all such text as you prepare your own form. Replace the form title in header (p. 2 onward) with your Descriptive Project Title or a shortened version of it. For all instructions, PI = Primary Investigator and FS = Faculty Supervisor. You may adjust the font size and font type to suit your audience. Present all elements of this form in clear, simple, nontechnical language. In addition, use language suited for the age, reading level, and culture of the subjects you invite. A 2016 Washington Post article reported, “50 percent of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at an eighth-grade level.i” Some agencies and sponsors require that consent forms use language no higher than 8th grade level. Best practices suggest using 6th grade level. DELETE this instructions box when you are finished preparing the form.
Agreement To Participate in Descriptive Project Title (IRB # _____)Agreement to Participate in Descriptive Project Title • September 4th, 2019
Template Instructions Text with a turquoise background serves one of two purposes. It is either part of the embedded instructions or part of an example. Please remove or replace all such text as you prepare your own form. Replace the form title in header (p. 2 onward) with your Descriptive Project Title or a shortened version of it. For all instructions, PI = Primary Investigator and FS = Faculty Supervisor. You may adjust the font size and font type to suit your audience. Present all elements of this form in clear, simple, nontechnical language. In addition, use language suited for the age, reading level, and culture of the subjects you invite. A 2016 Washington Post article reported, “50 percent of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at an eighth-grade level.i” Some agencies and sponsors require that consent forms use language no higher than 8th grade level. Best practices suggest using 6th grade level. DELETE this instructions box when you are finished preparing the form.
Agreement To Participate in Descriptive Project Title (IRB # _____)Agreement to Participate in Descriptive Project Title • September 4th, 2019
Template Instructions Text with a turquoise background serves one of two purposes. It is either part of the embedded instructions or part of an example. Please remove or replace all such text as you prepare your own form. Replace the form title in header (p. 2 onward) with your Descriptive Project Title or a shortened version of it. For all instructions, PI = Primary Investigator and FS = Faculty Supervisor. You may adjust the font size and font type to suit your audience. Present all elements of this form in clear, simple, nontechnical language. In addition, use language suited for the age, reading level, and culture of the subjects you invite. A 2016 Washington Post article reported, “50 percent of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at an eighth-grade level.i” Some agencies and sponsors require that consent forms use language no higher than 8th grade level. Best practices suggest using 6th grade level. DELETE this instructions box when you are finished preparing the form.
