Using incentives that would result in a subject's current well being to be significantly damaged by choosing not to participate is an example of _____.

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This is an example of coercion, which involves using incentives or threats to influence someone's decision-making in a way that goes against their personal preferences or interests. In this case, the incentive is designed to make it very difficult for the subject to choose not to participate, because doing so would result in significant harm to their well-being. This violates the principle of informed consent and raises ethical concerns about the subject's autonomy and right to self-determination.

Using Incentives That Would Result in a Subject's Current Well