Which of the following is NOT typically considered to be a function of debriefing?
A) to return participants to their preexperimental state
B) to teach the participants something about the research
C) to obtain demographic information from the participants
D) to assess the effects of the independent variable manipulation

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Obtaining demographic information from participants is typically not considered a function of debriefing. Debriefing is primarily aimed at informing participants about the study's purpose, ensuring their well-being, and assessing the effects of the manipulation, rather than collecting demographic data, which is usually done before or during the study.

Which of the Following Is NOT Typically Considered to Be