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Ethics in the Human Sciences

Is it OK to run an experiment on a group of human beings without telling them beforehand precisely what the experiment is about? Most students answer 'no'. But things are not so simple. This is a regular situation in psychology where if the subject of the experiment knew the purpose, they may behave differently and invalidate the experiment (participant bias). Does this mean that most psychology experiments break the...

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