tgilbert0125 tgilbert0125

23-04-2017
Biology

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A psychiatrist is performing a study in which the reactions of human subjects driving during rush hour traffic are observed and recorded by cameras. Is this experiment ethical?

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hannahl52 hannahl52

23-04-2017

No this isn't ethical.....

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hannahlangworthy hannahlangworthy

21-02-2019

Yes, the observation of humans in public places is legal.

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