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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
How does the ethical principle of informed consent apply to encoding research in psychology?
Researchers must fully inform participants about the study's methods and intentions before commencing.
Participants can be deceived about the purpose of a study without any further explanation or debriefing.
Informed consent is not necessary for studies on encoding.
Researchers can withhold information if they believe it may affect their results.
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