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Scientists conducting research with or on live-in laboratory residents might be required to meet human research ethics board requirements, however, such guidelines do not apply to nonacademic researchers. One of the practical features of research ethics is that it awards research participants, what Taylor calls, "avenues of resistance" against asymmetrical power relations between researcher and participants (Taylor 2020). In those cases where live-in laboratories function as a research participant`s main residence, withdrawing causes negative consequences for participants, which constrain a participant`s liberty to effectively exercise their right to withdraw from . . .
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