Rationale for the use of passive consent in smoking prevention research: Politics, policy, and pragmatics

The Competency of Children and Adolescents to Make Informed Treatment Decisions

1982 • 656 citations

Experimentation with Human Beings

1972 • 445 citations

The Volunteer Subject

1976 • 440 citations

Preventing the onset of cigarette smoking through life skills training

1980 • 314 citations

Sampling bias due to consent procedures with adolescents

1983 • 120 citations

Sample Bias Resulting From a Requirement for Written Parental Consent

1983 • 101 citations

The Behavioral Aspects of Smoking.

1979 • 94 citations

Children’s Competence to Consent

1983 • 70 citations

Smoking In Children and Adolescents: Psychosocial Determinants and Prevention Strategies

1979 • 57 citations

What we know about the social influences approach to smoking prevention: review and recommendations.

1985 • 55 citations

Recent research on mailed questionnaire response rates

1984 • 36 citations

The “Competence” of Children: No Longer All or None

1982 • 34 citations

Children and Consent to Participate in Research

1983 • 33 citations

Making effective use of mailed questionnaires

1990 • 25 citations

The Rights of Young People

1977 • 15 citations

Ethical and Legal Considerations in High Risk Studies of Schizophrenia

1974 • 8 citations