The thoughts and feelings of a research participant are not made public without consent. This illustrates:

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The right to privacy is a fundamental principle in research ethics, and it includes the protection of participants' thoughts, feelings, and personal information. Participants have the right to control the disclosure of their personal information, and researchers must obtain explicit consent from participants before sharing any information about them. The fact that a participant's thoughts and feelings are not made public without their consent is an internal manifestation of the right to privacy, meaning that it is a respect for the individual's private sphere. Therefore, the correct choice is C: internal manifestation of the right to privacy.

The Thoughts and Feelings of a Research Participant Are Not