Experiments involving deception and concealment must be conducted only with great caution, if at all, because the right of informed consent cannot be granted.

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Deception and concealment in experiments can compromise the principle of informed consent, as participants may not be fully aware of the nature or purpose of the study, thus ethical guidelines require such methods to be used cautiously and only when absolutely necessary.

Experiments Involving Deception and Concealment Must Be Conducted Only with Great