The Ethical Guideline of Informed Consent Specifically Asserts That

question 178

Multiple Choice

The ethical guideline of informed consent specifically asserts that:

• A)participants can be deceived when it is ethically justified and no other alternatives are feasible.
• B)participants should be told of the key procedures in a study and told about any risks that may be involved.
• C)deception is always ethically justified and is a part of most experiments.
• D)experimenters need to be informed about significant research that has already been done in their research areas.

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Definitions:

Confirming

The act of acknowledging and validating another person's feelings, thoughts, or experiences.

Disconfirming

Communication that negates or invalidates the self-esteem, feelings, or perceptions of another person.

Accurate Responding

The act of providing responses that are correct and appropriate to the context or question posed.

Frittata

A type of Italian egg-based dish similar to an omelette or crustless quiche, enriched with additional ingredients such as meats, cheeses, or vegetables.