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The purpose of a debriefing is toa. clarify the nature of the studyb. remove undesirable effects of

The purpose of a debriefing is to
a. clarify the nature of the study
b. remove undesirable effects of participation
c. obtain participants’ reactions to the study
d. convey appreciation to the participants
e. all of the above

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Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods

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