A researcher conducts a study in which participants give informed consent prior to participating. Once the study is completed, the researcher also gives participants a debriefing to clarify the procedures used in the study and to let participants know whom to contact if they have any questions. Which principle in the Belmont Report was the researcher being considerate of?
A. beneficence
B. justice
C. respect for persons
D. fidelity
Answer: C
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