Select ALL statements supported by the course material about the Tri-Council Policy Statement, 2nd edition: Core tutorial.

### Why this is right - **A** is supported: the material states that the tutorial consists of nine modules and a knowledge consolidation exercise. - **B** is supported: the material names the Government of Canada’s Panel on Research Ethics as the body that standardized it. - **C** is supported: the material explicitly says the guidance can be useful in private industry where no mandatory ethics framework is in use. ### The concept The tutorial has a defined structure, an identified standardizing body, and a potential audience broader than students completing formal research requirements. The course material presents it both as training that may be required in academic research settings and as guidance that can inform work in private industry. Its usefulness in a workplace does not depend on that workplace requiring the certificate. ### The other options - **D. The course material says it is exclusively for people employed by the Government of Canada.**: The material describes academic research requirements and possible use in private industry, so it does not restrict the audience to government employees. ### Terms - **TCPS 2**: Tri-Council Policy Statement, 2nd edition. Its Core tutorial is the training discussed here. - **Panel on Research Ethics**: The Government of Canada body identified as standardizing the tutorial. - **Knowledge consolidation exercise**: An exercise included with the tutorial to consolidate learning. - **Mandatory ethics framework**: A required set of ethics rules or guidance used in a particular setting. ### Remember Separate what the material says about the tutorial’s structure, its source, and where its guidance may be useful.