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Most psychologists argue that is sometimes necessary to prevent participants from being influenced by what they think a study's true purpose is.
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Research participants have a right to regarding their behavior, according to the ethical standards of the AP.
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In order to ensure that participation in a research study is voluntary, subjects should be asked to sign a consent form in order to demonstrate .
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Some critics believe that animals have rights no less significant than those of humans, and that because animals are unable to consent to participation in studies, their use is .
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Suppose you were interested in testing the ability of a new drug to alleviate the symptoms of severe anxiety. You are concerned that the effects of merely taking or not taking a "drug" may influence the results of your study, and so you want to give your control group some "drug." Instead of the experimental drug (which only the treatment group receives), you could give your control group a .





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