Why is informed consent sometimes a problem in naturalistic research?
A) The participants may not even know they are part of a study because the study uses archival data or unobtrusive measures.
B) Many of the people who are part of naturalistic studies cannot read the informed consent form.
C) Naturalistic research requires deception, and therefore the participants are not given the information necessary for informed consent.
D) None of the above
Answer: A
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