Arguments in favor of requiring participants' informed consent for observations of public behavior include(s) which of the following?

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All three arguments presented (A, B, and C) support the requirement of participants' informed consent for observations of public behavior. People may not be aware that their behavior is being recorded, even if they are aware of being observed. Observing public behavior can still be considered an invasion of privacy, especially if it involves intimate or sensitive actions. Finally, determining what constitutes a public space can be subjective and contentious, further highlighting the importance of informed consent.

Arguments in Favor of Requiring Participants' Informed Consent for Observations