Debriefing

Definition

Debriefing is a process used after an experiment or research study where participants are provided with information regarding the purpose, procedures, and findings of the study. It allows participants to ask questions, express concerns, and ensures their well-being after participating.

Related terms

Informed consent: Informed consent is obtaining permission from individuals before they participate in research studies by providing them with all necessary information about potential risks, benefits, procedures involved.

Confidentiality:

Confidentiality is ensuring that personal information shared by participants during research studies remains private and protected from unauthorized access or disclosure.

Ethical guidelines: Ethical guidelines are principles established by professional organizations that researchers must follow when conducting studies to ensure participant well-being and integrity of the research process.