Multiple Choice
A researcher wants to study cheating among high school students. Instead of just asking them how often do they cheat, the researcher sets up a mock test where participants are told they are being tested for intuitiveness and are given ample opportunities to peek at other participant's tests. They are then fully informed about the research after the experiment is completed. This is an example of:
A) Consent
B) Deception
C) Trickery
D) Obedience
E) Disillusion
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