Kitchener and Anderson (2011) Suggested Nine Principles for Responding to Ethical

Kitchener and Anderson (2011) suggested nine principles for responding to ethical dilemmas faced by a researcher. One of the principles states that:

A) a researcher should slow down to reflect on a situation and come up with a calculated response when faced with an ethical dilemma.
B) a researcher should avoid referring to previous articles to prevent biases from creeping into his or her research design.
C) a researcher should consider routinely assessing the psychological adjustment and reaction of the participants involved in a study in various ways.
D) a researcher should be true to the spirit of creation of new knowledge and not let assumptions of other colleagues cloud his or her judgment.