Critics of Humphreys's "Tearoom Trade" cited all but which of the following as potential ethical issues?

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The primary ethical concerns raised about Humphreys's "Tearoom Trade" study include the invasion of privacy, deceit involved in the methodology, and the tracing of participants to their homes without their consent. The value of the study itself was not cited as an ethical issue; rather, the ethical issues were related to how the study was conducted.

Critics of Humphreys's "Tearoom Trade" Cited All but Which of the Following