The process of giving participants as much information as possible about experimental procedures to be used before the participants agree to participate is known as ________.
A) providing thorough debriefing
B) avoiding deception in research
C) meeting ethical guidelines
D) obtaining informed consent
E) sustaining information overload
Question 2
The majority of research participants who learn that they have been deceived in an experiment seem to react ________.
A) negatively
B) with resentment over having been fooled
C) angrily
D) without surprise, since the deceptions were very transparent
E) without negative feelings
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