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andrezito [222]
4 years ago
11

Dawn is studying attitudes about using "morning after" contraceptives. She is afraid that if she reveals her experimental hypoth

esis, she will distort subject responses. If she withholds information about this study, she must be sure that
a. she extensively debriefs subjects at the end of the experiment.
b. she obtains informed consent from the subjects.
c. subjects can withdraw from the experiment at any time.
d. the information withheld will not affect the subjects’ decision to participate.
Social Studies
1 answer:
Amanda [17]4 years ago
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Answer:

The correct option to answer your question will be option "a" - S<u>he extensively debriefs subjects at the end of the experiment.</u>

Explanation:

Dawn must make sure that she doesn't overstudy each subject and apply the same technique to avoid bad results.

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