A group of teachers at the Alfred E. Newman High School decided to administer the Myers–Briggs type indicator to students and use the scores to form study groups. They also decided to let students know their scores by placing them on a website that everyone could easily access. When they discussed their plan with the test administrator, she strongly opposed putting the scores on a website, because she said it violated students’ right to
A. informed consent
B. anonymity
C. privacy
D. protection from stigma
Ans: C
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