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According to the ethical guidelines for psychological research with humans, if you agree to be a participant in a research study then which of the following must be promised?

▸ You will not be exposed to harmful or dangerous treatments without your knowledge.

▸ You waive the right to privacy.

▸ You have to commit to participating in the entire research study.

▸ You will not be exposed to deception.

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Psychology: Themes and Variations

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