37. When is deception warranted? a) if the topic of study cannot be investigated

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37. When is deception warranted? a) if the topic of study cannot be investigated in any other way -b) if the researcher knows the participants well c) if the researcher uses debriefing. only if there is a sufficient justification for conducting the research (i.e, the benefits far outweight the costs, which should be minimal to the participant) 38. The Milgram study involved and resulted in: a) the firing of Milgram from his position at Yale b) the discussion of a code of ethics in psychology c) a participant administering shocks under the commands of an experimenter to a was a confederate. d) all of the above earner" w ho

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37. b) if the researcher knows the participants well. And d) only if there is sufficient evidence for conducting the research.

38. d) All of the above.

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