Psychologists are required to debrief (inform) subjects thoroughly after a research study when the study
A) violates subjects' rights to privacy.
B) exposes subjects to unreasonable risk or harm.
C) deceives subjects about the true purpose of the research.
D) wastes taxpayers' money on trivial questions.

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Debriefing is particularly important when subjects have been deceived about the true purpose of the research. This process ensures that any misconceptions or misunderstandings are clarified, and the true nature and goals of the study are explained to the participants afterward.

Psychologists Are Required to Debrief (Inform) Subjects Thoroughly After a Research