All studies in psychology must obtain informed consent from participants.

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While informed consent is a fundamental ethical requirement in most psychological research, there are exceptions. For example, research involving naturalistic observation in public places where individuals do not have an expectation of privacy may not require informed consent. Additionally, some forms of archival research or studies that use de-identified data may not require direct consent from participants.

All Studies in Psychology Must Obtain Informed Consent from Participants