Interesting insights regarding the words games played in the 'consent' process.
It occurred to me, too, that for some participants, the consent form may suggest that the program is really powerful, effective, and, no risk, no reward.
I think they have participants in extreme sports sign these things, and also amusement park patrons who wish to ride 'death coasters'...the form is kind of a prop that may enhance what is in humans, a perverse attraction to danger.
Given the results Landmark actually achieves, participants should sign an agreements stating they understand that results will likely be 'not as advertised'.
bakkagirl
It occurred to me, too, that for some participants, the consent form may suggest that the program is really powerful, effective, and, no risk, no reward.
I think they have participants in extreme sports sign these things, and also amusement park patrons who wish to ride 'death coasters'...the form is kind of a prop that may enhance what is in humans, a perverse attraction to danger.
Given the results Landmark actually achieves, participants should sign an agreements stating they understand that results will likely be 'not as advertised'.
bakkagirl
