After participants play their part in research, they may receive more information about the purpose of the study, the procedure(s) used, and be offered to share the results. This is called:

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Debriefing typically occurs after the completion of research and involves providing participants with additional information about the study and its purpose, explaining any deception that may have occurred during the study, and answering any questions or concerns the participants may have. In some cases, participants may also be offered the opportunity to share in the results of the study. Exit interviews are typically conducted when an employee leaves a company and are not typically associated with research studies. Informed consent occurs at the beginning of the study when participants are given information about the study and must sign a consent form before participating. Post-research protocol is not a commonly used term in research.

After Participants Play Their Part in Research, They May Receive