One Difference Between Medical Disciplines and Social Psychology in the Application

question 18

Multiple Choice

One difference between medical disciplines and social psychology in the application of treatments is that

• A) social psychology does not require as rigorous testing of the treatment.
• B) social psychology requires ethical clearance prior to investigating treatments.
• C) many of the treatments applied by social psychologists are impractical because they require the use of deception.
• D) medical treatments are less widely available compared to social psychological interventions.
• E) there is an educational component to medical treatment that is not present with social psychology treatments.

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