What Was the "Critical Incidents" Technique

question 39

Multiple Choice

What was the "critical incidents" technique?

• A)a survey procedure used to elicit examples of unethical conduct by psychologists
• B)a 10-point scale measuring the severity of an ethical infraction
• C)a procedure for identifying studies that were ethically questionable but "critical" for advancing psychological science
• D)a procedure whereby psychologists were sent a set of 50 experiments and asked to criticize them on ethical grounds

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