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Understand the current landscape of social media research and the different human subjects protections issues each raise
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the ethical considerations for social media recruitment techniques
Identify what IRBs will consider when reviewing studies that involve the use of social media
Explore what the use of social media data in research means for the future

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Understand the current landscape of social media research and the different human subjects protections issues each raise
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the ethical considerations for social media recruitment techniques
Identify what IRBs will consider when reviewing studies that involve the use of social media
Explore what the use of social media data in research means for the future

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Understand the current landscape of social media research and the different human subjects protections issues each raise
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the ethical considerations for social media recruitment techniques
Identify what IRBs will consider when reviewing studies that involve the use of social media
Explore what the use of social media data in research means for the future

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