Although some forms of deception are allowed, a researcher cannot deceive participants about potential risk in the study.

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Deceiving participants about potential risk is not allowed and is considered unethical. The researcher must inform participants of any potential risks associated with participating in the study. Other forms of deception, such as using a placebo or withholding information about the true purpose of the study, may be allowable depending on the circumstances and with appropriate ethical considerations.

Although Some Forms of Deception Are Allowed, a Researcher Cannot