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why can experimenters justify the use of deception?

lbrooks

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why can experimenters justify the use of deception?

why can experimenters justify the use of deception?

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sarahpiphi

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12 years ago

Deception of testers may do them harm, contravenes the ethical standards of psychologists and sociologists and is unnecessary, as alternative procedures are available to deal with 'experimenter effects'.

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