Deception Within an Experiment Can Become Unethical When

question 20

Multiple Choice

Deception within an experiment can become unethical when

• A) the participant acts more like how he or she would act in a natural setting.
• B) the participant is debriefed on why they were deceived after the experiment is over.
• C) a participant feels frustrated during the study and continues to feel that way for several days.
• D) despite being suspicious about the study, the participant trusts the aims of the researcher.

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Definitions:

Fully Adjust

Refers to the process of completely adapting or accommodating oneself to new conditions or environments.

Rods and Cones

Photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye that are sensitive to light and color, with rods being responsible for vision at low light levels and cones being responsible for color vision and detail.

Distinguish Hues

The ability to perceive and differentiate colors, often associated with the visual processing of varying wavelengths of light.

Brightness

A measure of how light or luminous a space or source appears to the eye.