How Does Working with Children as Research Participants Differ from Working

question 293

Multiple Choice

How does working with children as research participants differ from working with adults?

• A) It is easier to explain the purpose of the study because children ask fewer and simpler questions.
• B) The child must be legally protected during the study for insurance purposes.
• C) Consent is needed from both the child and the parent.
• D) Researchers can deceive children, as long as the parent knows ahead of time.

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