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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIADeception or Incomplete DisclosureInstitutional Review BoardNumber:Date:Author:Approved By:Page(s):UGAHRP097109/16/2016HSOIRBPage 1 of 51. PURPOSE 1.1. The University of Georgia

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What is deception or incomplete disclosure?

Deception or incomplete disclosure refers to intentionally withholding or misrepresenting information in a document or statement.

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Deception or incomplete disclosure should include any details or facts that were withheld or misrepresented.