Which of the following statements is true about deception and harm in research on children?
a. Deception is acceptable provided it does not cause harm.
b. Deception is acceptable and it may, under some circumstances, cause harm.
c. Any deception to be used must be explained to parents and children in advance.
d. Deception is acceptable if necessary, but it may not cause harm.
Answer: d. Deception is acceptable if necessary, but it may not cause harm.
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