During a study, a participant becomes distressed while discussing domestic violence and asks to stop the interview. What should the researcher do first?
Correct answer: A. Stop the interview and respect the request
- A. Stop the interview and respect the request
- B. Continue briefly to complete the section
- C. Ask the participant to justify the request
- D. Offer extra payment for finishing
Explanation
Participation is voluntary, and a participant may withdraw or pause without penalty. Continuing, demanding an explanation, or offering payment to overcome distress may undermine voluntary consent and participant safety.
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