Researchers Generally Agree That Debriefing

question 42

Multiple Choice

Researchers generally agree that debriefing

• A) is an optional procedure whose primary purpose is subject enlightenment.
• B) is easier to carry out in field experiments than in laboratory experiments.
• C) should be omitted when participants have been deceived because the revelation of deception may prove embarrassing.
• D) may provide important information about how participants reacted to experimental procedures.

---

Definitions:

Table Border

The line or design that frames the edges of a table or its cells, which can be adjusted in width, color, and style.

Editing Restrictions

Features in document editing software that limit the types of modifications that can be made by users, to protect the document's integrity or comply with specific requirements.

Tracked Changes

A feature in word processing software that records alterations made to a document, allowing users to review and manage edits.

Comments

Annotations or notes added to a document or file meant for review, feedback, or collaboration without altering the original content.