Exposure

Definition

Exposure refers to the act of subjecting individuals to a particular stimulus or situation, often for the purpose of research or study. In the context of sensation experiments, exposure involves exposing participants to various types of stimuli, including unpleasant ones.

Related terms

Informed Consent:

The ethical principle that requires researchers to inform participants about the nature and potential risks of the experiment before they agree to participate.

Debriefing:

The process of providing participants with information about the study after their participation ends, including any unexpected findings or adverse effects.

Harm Minimization: The practice of taking steps to minimize any potential harm or discomfort experienced by participants during an experiment.