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Ethical considerations take into account:

Ethical considerations take into account:

a. the rights of the research participant.
b. the rights of the experimenter.
c. the responsibilities of the experimenter.
d. all of these

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The basic premise of ethical considerations in psychological experimentation is:

a. not to break the law.
b. seek knowledge that improves the quality of life.
c. not to harm the subject.
d. adequately test the hypothesis.

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