A participant in a study is the only female ordained minister in a study of narratives of mainstream spiritual advisors. Although her name is changed in the published report, she can identify herself in the descriptions of the female ordained minister. Why has this study failed to protect all its participants?
a. It only created pseudonyms, but did not change other identifying information.
b. It published examples from the data.
c. The study deceived the participants by not insuring their anonymity.
d. The study failed to use informed consent.
Answer a
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