In psychological research, the idea of informed consent is that participants
A. have a right to know the results of the study after it is complete.
B. need to be aware of the risks and benefits of participating in research.
C. should not be pressured into participating in a research experiment.
D. can expect the researchers to keep the outcomes of the study confidential.
Answer:B
In psychological research, the idea of informed consent is that participants
A. have a right to know the results of the study after it is complete. B. need to be aware of the risks and benefits of participating in research. C. should not be pressured into participating in a research experiment. D. can expect the researchers to keep the outcomes of the study confidential.