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... This case illustrates the need for voluntary informed consent and avoiding excessive harm [11]. The Stanford prison experiment violated ethics by inflicting undue psychological stress on student participants randomly assigned as "prisoners," highlighting the need to minimize harm and respect human dignity [12]. In social psychology research, Milgram's obedience studies misled participants about the aims and risks of administering electric shocks, showing the need to avoid deception unless absolutely necessary [13]. ...
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Foundations of Scholarly Writing
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