Maisie was very upset after she participated in an experiment. During the _______, the researcher made sure that she understood that the situation was not real, and made sure that Maisie was calm and happy before leaving
a. informed consent process
b. debriefing
c. measurement of internal validity
d. measurement of the independent variable
Answer: B
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