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Activity 1.2 Ethics in Social Psychology Research
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Researchers often walk a tightrope in designing experiments that will be involving yet ethical. To believe that you are hurting someone, or to be subjected to strong social pressure to see if it will change your opinion or behavior, may be temporarily uncomfortable. Such experiments raise the age-old question of whether ends justify means:



1What do you think? Do the insights gained from research justify deceiving and sometimes distressing people?
A)Yes
B)No





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