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Title: At the conclusion of the experiment, the researcher explains to the participants that it was necessa Post by: redcandle on Oct 21, 2015 At the conclusion of the experiment, the researcher explains to the participants that it was necessary to provide them with inaccurate information in order to minimize bias. She goes on to say that even though their data has been collected, they can still withdraw their data if they choose to do so. The researcher is carrying out the process of
A) describing a risk/gain assessment of the study. B) providing debriefing information to the participants. C) explaining to the participants their rights under informed consent. D) intentionally deceiving the participants. Title: Re: At the conclusion of the experiment, the researcher explains to the participants that it was nec Post by: iwasten on Nov 1, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: At the conclusion of the experiment, the researcher explains to the participants that it was necessa Post by: redcandle on Nov 3, 2015 This helps dramatically, thank you for answering.
Title: Re: At the conclusion of the experiment, the researcher explains to the participants that it was necessa Post by: iwasten on Nov 3, 2015 Pleasure to help :)
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