Providing information about the true purpose of a study as soon after the completion of data collection as possible is referred to as
A)the anti-deception technique.
B)compliance.
C)debriefing.
D)informed consent.

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Debriefing is the process of providing participants with information about the true purpose of a study as soon as possible after the completion of data collection. It is important to inform participants about the study's goals, the procedures used, and any potential risks or benefits to their participation. This helps to ensure that participants have a clear understanding of the research they have been involved in and can make informed decisions about future participation in similar studies.

Providing Information About the True Purpose of a Study as Soon