"Jenny is doing a part-time Masters degree paid for by her employer, a pharmaceutical company. The managing director will only allow her to use the company as the basis for her research if she shows the company's record of providing drugs to the developing world in a favourable light." This is an example of ________.
A) Deception
B) Sponsor coercion
C) Contravention of the Data Protection Act
D) All of these

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This scenario is an example of sponsor coercion, where the managing director is imposing conditions on Jenny's research to ensure the company is portrayed positively.

"Jenny Is Doing a Part-Time Masters Degree Paid for by Her