Which of the following is NOT a typical argument used to justify deception in psychological research?
A) Participants have given informed consent and can withdraw their data if they are upset.
B) The use of deception actually educates participants about ethical concerns in research.
C) The deception typically does not harm participants.
D) Some topics can only be studied using deception.

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Deception is not typically justified by claiming it educates participants about ethical concerns; rather, it is justified by the necessity for certain research designs and the lack of harm to participants.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Typical Argument Used