Explain the processes of deception and debriefing. When should these two processes be used?
What will be an ideal response?
Deception--when subjects are misled about research procedures to determine how they would react to the treatment if they were not research subjects; deception must always be justifiable in terms of the importance of the research question. Deception should be avoided if possible. If deception is used in a study, then the research must debrief participants afterward--they must explain to the participants what happened in the experiment and why, and respond to questions.
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