When Judging Potential "Harm," a Researcher Should Consider

question 24

Multiple Choice

When judging potential "harm," a researcher should consider:

• A) physical harm.
• B) psychological harm.
• C) harm to the usefulness of the experimental results.
• D) physical harm and psychological harm.

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Definitions:

Delusions

Delusions are strongly held false beliefs that are not influenced by logic or reality, often seen in psychiatric disorders.

Mood Disorder

A category of mental health disorders where the primary symptoms involve changes or disturbances in mood or emotional state, often affecting daily functioning.

Physiological Condition

A state of normal function or balance in a living organism or any of its parts.

Depressive Features

Depressive features refer to characteristics or symptoms indicative of depression, such as persistent sadness, lack of interest in activities, and changes in sleep or appetite.