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Can collecting new data ever be classified as “exempt”?

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Can collecting new data ever be classified as “exempt”?

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Yes, if the data collection process is completely anonymous at every step, OR the research is benign (meaning that it does not place participants at risk of criminal/civil liability or damage to their financial standing, employability, or reputation). There are some exceptions, so see the IRB web page for details. If you file a claim of exemption for collecting new data (such as an anonymous survey) you must include a copy of the survey with your claim of exemption.

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