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    Two Ethical Issues Researchers Face When Observing Naturally Occurring Behavior
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Two Ethical Issues Researchers Face When Observing Naturally Occurring Behavior

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Question 23

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Two ethical issues researchers face when observing naturally occurring behavior (e.g.,messages) during online discussions are


A) confidentiality and privacy.
B) minimal risk and limited benefit.
C) plagiarism and IACUC.
D) none of these

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