When ____ is used,either misleading or incomplete information is given to participants in the informed consent process.
A)deception
B)debriefing
C)de-identification
D)duplicity

Question

When ____ is used,either misleading or incomplete information is given to participants in the informed consent process.
A)deception
B)debriefing
C)de-identification​
D)duplicity

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Deception refers to giving participants misleading or incomplete information during the informed consent process, which is unethical and undermines the principle of informed consent. Debriefing, on the other hand, refers to providing participants with information after the study is complete, and de-identification​ is a process used to protect the privacy of study participants. Duplicity is not a term commonly used in research ethics.

When ____ Is Used,either Misleading or Incomplete Information Is Given