Putting pressure on individuals to participate in experiments through coercion,or applying social pressure is considered unethical.

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Coercion and social pressure can create involuntary participation and compromise the rights and protections of research participants. It is important for individuals to have the freedom to choose whether or not to participate in research studies without fear of negative consequences.

Putting Pressure on Individuals to Participate in Experiments Through Coercion,or