You are running a research project into sleep-deprivation. After one night of sleep deprivation, one research participant tells you they do not want to continue. How should you respond? Question 24 options: allow them to leave. You are aware a research participant can withdraw from a trial at any time. offer them more money to stay and hope the other participants don't find out. pressure them to stay. It is a small project and if one person leaves it will affect the quality of your results. convince them to stay on trial as you have paid them 500 QR to participate. If they leave, it is a waste of research funds.

You are running a research project into sleep-deprivation. After one night of sleep deprivation, one research participant tells you they do not want to continue. How should you respond? Question 24 options: allow them to leave. You are aware a research participant can withdraw from a trial at any time. offer them more money to stay and hope the other participants don't find out. pressure them to stay. It is a small project and if one person leaves it will affect the quality of your results. convince them to stay on trial as you have paid them 500 QR to participate. If they leave, it is a waste of research funds.

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter9: Decision Making Under Uncertainty

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 37P

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