Experimenters Can Justify the Use of Deception

question 27

Multiple Choice

Experimenters can justify the use of deception

• A) there is informed consent.
• B) research is more important than people.
• C) it may be necessary for the experiment to work.
• D) it is not that harmful.
• E) there are no guidelines that prohibit any use of deception.

Identify the differences in cognitive abilities across different age groups.

Explain the significance of longitudinal and cross-sectional studies in understanding human development.

Describe changes in social relationships and marital satisfaction across the lifespan.

Understand the socio-cultural shifts in marriage patterns and their implications on personal relationships.

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Definitions:

Accusatory

Characterized by or involving accusation; suggesting blame or responsibility for wrongdoing.

Biased Language

Language that is influenced by or shows an inclination towards a particular viewpoint, often lacking neutrality.

Stereotypes

Oversimplified and generalized beliefs or ideas about a group of people, often leading to misconceptions and biases.

Prejudices

Preconceived opinions or judgments about people or ideas that are not based on reason or actual experience.