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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.1
How does the ethical principle of debriefing apply in operant conditioning experiments?
Experiments involving animals do not require debriefing.
Participants should be given a full explanation of the experiment after it concludes.
Debriefing is only necessary if physical harm occurred during the experiment.
Participants must always be told they are in an experiment so their behavior remains natural.
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