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What kind of reports should be included in the attachments to research proposals documented by IRBs?

Annual financial reports
Progress reports
Auditing reports
Marketing reports

The correct answer is: Progress reports

Research proposals documented by IRBs (Institutional Review Boards) are formal proposals that outline the objectives, methods, and expected outcomes of a research study. These proposals are closely reviewed by IRBs to ensure that the study is ethical and complies with all relevant regulations. Therefore, the attachments to these proposals should also be relevant and necessary for the IRB's review process. Option A, annual financial reports, may not be relevant unless the research study involves financial aspects. In most cases, this type of report is not required for IRBs' review of research proposals. Option C, auditing reports, may not be necessary unless the research study is being audited for compliance or financial purposes. Again, this type of report may not be directly related to the ethical and regulatory review process conducted by IRBs. Option D, marketing reports, are not relevant to IRB reviews unless the