Debriefing differs from informed consent in that _____.
A) debriefing occurs after the study while informed consent occurs before
B) debriefing discloses any deception while informed consent does not
C) informed consent discloses the purpose of the study while a debriefing does not
D) individuals who are not competent to give consent and simply be debriefed
E) debriefing guidelines are based on the Nuremberg Code while informed consent guidelines are based on the American Psychological Association's code of ethics
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Q1: The guarantee of informed consent can be
Q2: Inducements offered to participants as encouragement to
Q3: Which of the following situations does not
Q4: Deception is considered inappropriate unless _.
A) the
Q5: Anne is introducing a group of research
Q7: All of the following are unethical activities
Q8: Research should be designed such that participants
Q9: IRBs exist in order to _.
A) guarantee
Q10: Organizations receiving federal support are required to
Q11: Which term below refers to norms or
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