Debriefing Differs from Informed Consent in That _____

question 4

Multiple Choice

Debriefing differs from informed consent in that _____.

• A) debriefing occurs after the study while informed consent occurs before
• B) debriefing discloses any deception while informed consent does not
• C) informed consent discloses the purpose of the study while a debriefing does not
• D) individuals who are not competent to give consent and simply be debriefed
• E) debriefing guidelines are based on the Nuremberg Code while informed consent guidelines are based on the American Psychological Association's code of ethics

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