The American Psychological Association's Principles Emphasize That

question 44

Multiple Choice

The American Psychological Association's principles emphasize that:

• A) individual subjects need to take active steps to ensure that their rights are protected.
• B) the scientist has the sole responsibility for the ethical considerations on an experiment.
• C) subjects give up their basic rights when participating in a psychological study.
• D) the right of the scientists to acquire knowledge outweighs the rights of research participants.

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