James has designed a study to examine charitability. A total of 30 participants are asked to play a video game and told that they will win a cash prize if they beat the high score. Regardless of their scores, James tells each of the participants that they were winners and randomly assigns them to receive either 2 dollars or 10 dollars. Before participants leave, he asks them if they would like to donate a local charity. What procedure does James need to use to minimize ethical concerns that might be caused by using deception in this study?
A. Debriefing
B. Confidentiality
C. Committee review
D. Informed consent
Answer: A
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