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Asked by Reagan Black on May 07, 2024

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Which of the following elements is particularly critical to include in a deception study, but is not usually required in other types of studies?

A) IRB approval
B) Demand characteristics
C) Complete debriefing
D) Informed consent

Deception Study

A research method where participants are misled about the true purpose of the study or given false information as part of the experimental procedure.

Complete Debriefing

The process of fully explaining the purposes and methods of a study to participants after its completion.

Informed Consent

The process ensuring that a participant is fully aware of all aspects of a research study, including risks and benefits, before agreeing to participate.

  • Understand the ethical considerations required in different types of psychological studies including deception and informed consent.
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Anyong NwachanMay 13, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Complete debriefing is particularly critical in deception studies to ensure that participants are fully informed about the nature of the study after their participation, including any deception that was used. This helps to address any potential ethical concerns and ensures participants leave the study with a correct understanding of its purposes and methods.

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