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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
What is the significance of maintaining confidentiality in psychological studies related to encoding?
Confidentiality has no significance within psychology; it merely conforms to societal norms about privacy.
Confidentiality helps researchers bias their findings in favor of certain participants.
Maintaining confidentiality allows psychologists to share sensitive data with other professionals easily.
It ensures that personal information obtained during research is kept secure and private.
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