Margarita is conducting research as part of her Master's thesis. She enlists the participation of undergraduate students in her laboratory, has them go through a series of activities, and then tells them what the true intent of the research was before they leave. She does not, however, inform them what their participation will involve before the research begins. Margarita has failed to remember
the importance of
a. informed consent.
b. debriefing.
c. an institutional review board.
d. experimental realism.
a
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