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Unit 4 – Learning
Topic 4.1
How does the ethical principle of informed consent apply in classical conditioning experiments?
Informed consent isn't necessary for experiments involving non-human subjects.
The experimenter doesn't need informed consent if they believe the participant would consent if asked.
Participants can be deceived about the experiment's nature and purpose as long as they're debriefed afterwards.
Participants must be made aware of the nature and purpose of the experiment before it begins.
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