Multiple Choice
In research that involves deception, the purpose of the debriefing is:
A) to inform research participants of any deceptions that were utilized in the research.
B) to ensure that the research participants do not detect the true purpose of the research.
C) to make sure that the deception continues.
D) to ensure that the anonymity or confidentiality of the research participants is maintained.
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