The Nuremberg Code (1947) and the Declaration of Helsinki (1967) set forth guidelines affirming that

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The Nuremberg Code and the Declaration of Helsinki highlight the importance of respecting the rights of human subjects participating in experiments. These documents set forth guidelines to ensure that participants are not subject to unnecessary harm, that their consent is obtained, and that their privacy is protected. Option A is incorrect because although the validity of a study's findings is important, it is not the primary concern of these codes. Option C is incorrect because prisoners and other vulnerable populations have the same rights as any other human subject and cannot be forced to participate in research. Option D is incorrect because the guidelines do not specifically address the training of experimenters but rather focus on the ethical treatment of human subjects.