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Unit 1 – Scientific Foundations of Psychology
Topic 1.3
Why is obtaining informed consent from participants before conducting an experiment crucial for ethical psychological practice?
It minimizes the need for debriefing after the study.
It prevents selection bias in participant recruitment.
It preemptively avoids plagiarism accusations against researchers.
It allows individuals to consciously agree or disagree with participation after understanding all aspects of the research.
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AP Psychology - 1.3 Defining Psychological Science: The Experimental Method
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