A chocolate manufacturing company wanted to interrogate children of the age group 5 - 10. So as to get more respondents, the researchers gave incentives to the parents and forced the children to answer their questions. This is not necessarily unethical.

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Forcing children to answer questions is not ethical and goes against the principle of informed consent. Children may not fully understand the implications of their responses and may feel pressured to answer in a certain way due to the incentives given to their parents. This can also create biases in the data collected. Therefore, this practice is considered unethical in research.

A Chocolate Manufacturing Company Wanted to Interrogate Children of the Age