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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.4
How does the ethical principle of informed consent apply in a psychological experiment investigating the neural firing process?
The experimental participants must be fully aware of the procedures and potential risks involved.
Informed consent is not necessary if it impairs obtaining accurate results.
The researchers do not need to inform participants about any aspects of the study related to neural firing.
Participants only need to consent at the end of the research.
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