What should a researcher do in order to debrief participants?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Take appropriate steps to answer participant questions and address any misconceptions or concerns the participants may have.
Take reasonable steps to reduce risk or harm to participants if the researcher can justify delaying or withholding information in a debriefing. Take reasonable steps to protect participants if or when the researcher becomes aware that research procedures have harmed a participant
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