The process by which any deception used in a study is explained to a participant is called:
A) debriefing
B) informed consent
C) relief of confidentiality
D) relief from relative risk

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Debriefing is the process by which any deception used in a study is explained to a participant, including the reasons for the deception and its potential impact on the participant. Informed consent is the process of obtaining permission from a participant to participate in a study, while relief of confidentiality and relief from relative risk are not directly related to the process of explaining deception to participants.

The Process by Which Any Deception Used in a Study