For Practical Reasons, Many Psychological Experiments on Humans

question 28

Multiple Choice

For practical reasons, many psychological experiments on humans

• A) Draw their subjects from introductory psychology courses
• B) Are truly randomly selected
• C) Are not approved by the IRB
• D) Require approval of college department chairs

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