In the Context of Debriefing, Evidence Collected by Milgram Indicated

question 46

Multiple Choice

In the context of debriefing, evidence collected by Milgram indicated that:

• A)participants need not be debriefed after the completion of the study.
• B)debriefing was effective in removing any negative effects of participation.
• C)in all circumstances, the debriefing should be thorough in order to be effective.
• D)participants should be aware of the actual purpose of the study.

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Definitions:

Tactile Hallucinations

False perceptions of touch or bodily sensations, often experienced without external stimuli, commonly associated with certain mental disorders.

Neuropsychological Battery

A comprehensive assessment using a series of tests to measure cognitive function and brain behavior relationships, often following brain injury or neurological disease.

Diagnosis

The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms.

Validity

The extent to which a test, tool, or research study measures what it purports to measure.