When research is potentially upsetting for participants, the American Psychological Association guidelines require that risks must be minimized, participants must be informed of the risks, and suitable precautions must be taken to deal with strong reactions.

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The American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines emphasize the importance of minimizing risks to participants, informing them of potential risks, and taking appropriate precautions to manage strong reactions, especially in research that could be upsetting or distressing. This is part of the ethical standards to ensure participants' welfare and informed consent.

When Research Is Potentially Upsetting for Participants, the American Psychological