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• In a recent study, social psychologists went into a bar to try to determine whether men or women flirted more. The procedure involved secretly observing the behavior of individuals, and counting the number of their flirtatious actions. The participants were not aware that they were being observed, and no names were ever recorded. • Do you think this experiment should have been allowed according to the ethics guidelines outlined earlier? And if not, why?

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          • In a recent study, social psychologists went into a bar to try to determine whether men or women flirted more. The procedure involved secretly observing the behavior of individuals, and counting the number of their flirtatious actions. The participants were not aware that they were being observed, and no names were ever recorded.

• Do you think this experiment should have been allowed according to the ethics guidelines outlined earlier? And if not, why?

in a recent study social psychologists went into a bar to try to determine whether men or women flirted more the procedure involved secretly observing the behavior of individuals and countin 58083

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• In a recent study, social psychologists went into a bar to try to determine whether men or women flirted more. The procedure involved secretly observing the behavior of individuals, and counting the number of their flirtatious actions. The participants were not aware that they were being observed, and no names were ever recorded. • Do you think this experiment should have been allowed according to the ethics guidelines outlined earlier? And if not, why?