There are circumstance's where incomplete disclosure is acceptable, so long as undisclosed risks are no more than minimal, and debriefing sessions are planned.

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In research involving human subjects, regulations such as the Common Rule in the United States allow for incomplete disclosure or deception if the undisclosed risks are minimal and if debriefing is planned to inform participants about the true nature of the study afterwards. This is often used in psychological studies where knowing the true purpose might influence participants' behavior.

There Are Circumstance's Where Incomplete Disclosure Is Acceptable, So Long