Question

An example of an institutional coi is: the organization gives scholarships to some post-doctoral researchers an industry sponsor pays for the construction of a new research laboratory at the organization one of the organization's deans is the vice-chair of the organization's irb the organization's president is a member of the board of trustees for a local non-profit organization that does not sponsor research at the organization

Answer 1

one of the organization's deans is the vice-chair of the organization's irb

Step-by-step explanation:

An institutional conflict of interest (COI) is a situation where the interests of a member of an organization (usually financial interests) are in conflict with the best interests of the organization itself.

Though there is no specific rule that prohibits a dean from participating in a institutional review board (IRB), if they do participate in one of them, they shouldn't do it as vice-chair. The IRB should control the activities and research carried out by the organization and the dean will always side with the organization, so he/she shouldn't have much power inside the IRB.