If people are observed by a researcher who has joined their organization in order to be able to study them, the researcher must
a. consider the possibility that there may be an invasion of privacy even if the people engage in lawful public behavior.
b. get informed consent for studying any behavior members engage in while part of the group.
c. get approval from an Institutional Review Board even if the people in the group know they are being observed.
d. consider whether deceiving participants about his or her membership in the group might put group members at risk if they discovered that a friendship has been based on deception.
D
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a. a panel of state governors. b. the party itself. c. the House of Representatives. d. the number of members of Congress a state has. e. the Supreme Court.
Which of the following is an argument in favor of transnational corporations in developing countries?
a. Working conditions in some of their factories may be unsafe and unhealthy. b. They perpetuate extreme income inequalities and poverty across the Global South. c. They generate employment and integrate developing countries into the global economy. d. They impose unfair social and cultural standards on the people in their region of operation.