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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Q37. Deception is warranted when:

d. there is sufficient justification for conducting the research i.e. the benefits far outweigh the costs; which should be minimal to the participants as this is based on the ethical issues pertaining to the experiment. (is the correct option)

38. Milgram's study resulted in his firing from Yale.

The discussion on the code of ethics in psychology

A participant administering shocks under the commands of an experimenter to a “learner” who was a confederate. Thus based on the above explanation the option d) all the above is true.

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