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An example of an individual financial COI is: - A researcher's spouse holds equity in a publicly traded pharmaceutical company that is also the sponsor of the researcher's study. - A researcher's spouse works at the same university as the researcher. - A researcher is considering buying stock in a publicly traded company that specializes in making and delivering hand tossed pizza. - A researcher's 10-year-old child wins a local science competition, the prize for which is a $5,000 scholarship to a workshop sponsored by a local company that sponsors one of the researcher's ongoing projects.

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Solution By Steps

Step 1: Identify the Conflict of Interest (COI)

A financial COI occurs when personal financial interests could directly affect, or be affected by, the outcomes of the research.

Step 2: Evaluate the Scenarios

The first scenario presents a COI because the spouseā€™s equity in the pharmaceutical company could be influenced by the research outcome.

The second scenario does not present a financial COI.

The third scenario does not present a current COI but could be a potential COI if the researcherā€™s decision to buy stock is influenced by their research.

The fourth scenario does not directly involve the researcherā€™s financial interests.

Final Answer

An example of an individual financial COI is: ā€œA researcherā€™s spouse holds equity in a publicly traded pharmaceutical company that is also the sponsor of the researcherā€™s study.ā€

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