The use of deception in psychological research is unjustified when
A)the researchers could not have performed the study without the deception.
B)the use of deception does not negatively affect the rights of the participant.
C)the research involves medical or therapeutic interventions.
D)participants may pick up on demand characteristics about the study.

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Deception is generally considered unjustified in research involving medical or therapeutic interventions due to the potential risks and ethical concerns related to participants' health and well-being.

The Use of Deception in Psychological Research Is Unjustified When