Almost all researchers agree that participants have which of these rights? (pick one)

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Participants have the right to know the purpose of the study they are participating in. This is considered essential for obtaining informed consent, which is an ethical requirement for conducting research involving human participants. Complete honesty may not be feasible in some cases (for example, if revealing the true purpose of the study could affect participants' behavior), but researchers are required to provide as much information as possible to enable participants to make an informed decision about their participation. Participants do not necessarily have the right to a copy of all the data they provided, although there may be circumstances where it is appropriate to provide this. Having their names acknowledged and included in the research is not a right, although participants should be informed about how their data will be used and whether any identifying information will be collected.

Almost All Researchers Agree That Participants Have Which of These