As part of the informed consent process, the researcher can explain any necessary deception and discuss the overall purpose of the study.

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In the informed consent process, researchers typically do not reveal any deception involved in the study upfront, as it could influence participants' behavior and compromise the study's validity. The purpose of the study may be discussed in general terms, but specific details that could lead to bias are usually withheld until after participation (debriefing).

As Part of the Informed Consent Process, the Researcher Can