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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.2
What duty does a psychologist violate when implementing an unproven perception-modifying technique without informing their client?
They infringe on patient privacy rights as new techniques require extensive data collection methods.
They break the duty of informed consent by withholding key information about treatment options and their validity.
They simply ignore societal norms but don't violate any professional duties or responsibilities.
They merely fail in providing financial transparency due to potentially high costs of new techniques.
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