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- What is SRM in the context of scientific investigation? WHAT ARE THE STEPS INVOLVED IN THE SRM PROCESS? TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU HAVE PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH RSM?What prompt you to participate in research survey? and also the counter:what prompt you to not participate in research survey? why?Why it is necessary to consider ethical issues when designing and conducting research?
