Subjects may be coerced to serve in a study only if
A) the coercion involves one's students or employees.
B) the experimenter needs only a few more subjects to complete the study.
C) the study greatly furthers scientific knowledge.
D) None of these is true.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Coercing individuals to participate in a study is ethically wrong and violates their rights. Therefore, there are no circumstances under which coercion is acceptable. None of the options mentioned in the question justifies coercion, and hence, option D is the best answer.

Subjects May Be Coerced to Serve in a Study Only