"consent question" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use the phrase "consent question" when asking if a person has agreed to a certain agreement or action. For example, "Can I ask a consent question? Do you agree to the terms and conditions of this transaction?".
It is planned to re-approach non-consenters and new entrants to the study with the consent question in a future interview, and knowing who is more reluctant to consent may help targeting resources on groups of the population that currently are underrepresented among the consenters.
Family mobility, or family annoyance at frequent consenting, could lead to repositories being unable to ask the consent question, or could lead to parents withholding their consent for secondary use, respectively.
This 'yes majority' ratio on the core consent question is pushing the partner who is being asked to consent in the direction of sex because the app is skewed in the direction of consent.
This is most obvious in the way it reframes the core consent question — which in plain English would read: 'do you want to have sex with me?' — as a positive (and non-specific) collective suggestion: "Are We Good2Go?".
[Mother, Focus Group 1] Lack of understanding "In the sense that you guys are saying you don't know where [the data is] going to, so to consent [broadly] … [sic], unless you know where [the data is] going to, [the consent question is] kind of a moot point I think".
As adult learners [ 1], they need to know the rationale of learning what they are learning, in this instance, research ethics and informed consent (question of why it is relevant).
"Are you okay with this?" "Can I do ________?" "Can we_________?" are all examples of consent questions as you begin a sexual relationship with someone new.
Whether people who watched Law and Order responded differently to sexual consent questions than those who watched other crime dramas mainly CSI and NCIS.
Whether people who watched Law & Order responded differently to sexual consent questions than those who watched other crime dramas mainly CSI and NCIS.
Therefore, no participant will be enrolled that has not answered all consent questions correctly.
The first section of the survey involved an online information sheet and standard consent questions.
