There are two issues here, both of which social science researchers and oral history specialists have been encountering and assimilating as part of normal research concerns for some time now. These two legal concerns conflict in interesting ways, but both are designed to protect people being studied in some way from all too frequent abuses based upon knowledge differentials between the academics doing the studies and the people being studied, and to protect the university from the latter finding out and suing. You may think it sounds strange to ask the researcher to rephrase the proposal, but the purpose is that it should be understandable to those who will be studied, because they have to sign the agreement. 900 N. Benton Ave.
Persons appear by entering into relation to other persons.