Deception, invasion of privacy, and lasting harm are considerations in the
A)justification for doing non-laboratory, or "real world" experiments.
B)control of dependent variables in a field experiment.
C)determination of the degree of placebo effect.
D)ethics of psychological researchers.

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These considerations are directly related to the ethical guidelines that psychological researchers must follow to ensure the well-being and rights of participants are protected.

Deception, Invasion of Privacy, and Lasting Harm Are Considerations in the