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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.4
Why is debriefing important following an experiment involving deception about neural firing processes?
To further deceive subjects after completion of an experiment for additional data.
To reveal any deceptions used during research and address potential misunderstandings or distress caused by participation.
To convince participants that their discomfort during the experiment was necessary.
Debriefing is unnecessary as long as the experiment was successful.
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