IRB Quiz
Understand whether your project may involve IRB-relevant research and human involvement in about 10 minutes. Free and no sign-up, it offers a quick educational score to support early planning before you check with your IRB.
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Generalizable Knowledge Intent (GKI)
Generalizable Knowledge Intent (GKI)
Average
9.4
Normal range
7 — 11.8
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Human-Participant Connection (HC)
Human-Participant Connection (HC)
Average
4.6
Normal range
1.9 — 7.4
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15
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Systematic Investigation (SI)
Systematic Investigation (SI)
Average
10.9
Normal range
9 — 12.8
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- An internal operational note documenting a decision for the local team.
- A local report that describes what happened without developing broader claims.
- A report for local use that also compares the findings with wider practice or evidence.
- A scholarly or public analysis designed to contribute a broadly relevant conclusion, model, or method.
- To generate conclusions intended to inform a broader population, practice, or body of knowledge.
- To understand one local experience and preserve a useful record of it.
- To make a specific internal operational decision, without drawing conclusions beyond it.
- To improve a local program while also identifying lessons that could apply in similar settings.
- We know the general type of summary we may use, but details will be chosen after seeing the information.
- An analysis plan connects defined variables, observations, or themes to the project question.
- We have identified the main information to examine and a broad method for comparing or organizing it.
- No analysis is intended beyond ordinary case review or informal discussion.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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IRB Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Use this free, no-sign-up IRB quiz to examine whether your project shows both core features commonly considered in an IRB determination: research designed as a systematic investigation that contributes to generalizable knowledge, and involvement of living individuals through interaction, intervention, or identifiable private information or biospecimens. Scores are educational reflections—not legal or institutional determinations—and do not establish exemption. Rules vary, so contact your IRB or research office before recruitment, intervention, or access to private data.
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