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Milgram;
participants were seen to sweat, tremble and stutter; 3 people had full blown seizure. > psychological harm.
also; he deceived participants saying that is was a study into the effect os punishment on learning > deception
thorough debriefing and comments from post experimental questionnaires suggest that he was effective in overcoming the stress his participants had experienced.

Zimbardo;
gave informed consents but participants did not expect to be arrested at home nor did they fully understand what they had agreed to > lack of informed consent.
not as successful at dealing with his ethical issues; several of his participants when interviewed after his study still expressed anger and resentment in their treatment.

Asch;
patients may have felt ashamed because appeared to conform so mindlessly; > psychological harm
Asch told patients that study was about visual perception > deception
Don't know how he overcome it though :/

Hofling;
Didn't tell patients they were involved in the study > lack on informed consent
Participants may have been less trustful to doctors, harminf professional relationships > psychological harm.
Also don't know how he overcome it :/


hope this helps?

In general; psychologists can deal with ethical issues by debriefing participants, ethical guidelines, informed consent, right to withdraw their data. etc.

Milgram;
participants were seen to sweat, tremble and stutter; 3 people had full blown seizure. > psychological harm.
also; he deceived participants saying that is was a study into the effect os punishment on learning > deception
thorough debriefing and comments from post experimental questionnaires suggest that he was effective in overcoming the stress his participants had experienced.

Zimbardo;
gave informed consents but participants did not expect to be arrested at home nor did they fully understand what they had agreed to > lack of informed consent.
not as successful at dealing with his ethical issues; several of his participants when interviewed after his study still expressed anger and resentment in their treatment.

Asch;
patients may have felt ashamed because appeared to conform so mindlessly; > psychological harm
Asch told patients that study was about visual perception > deception
Don't know how he overcome it though :/

Hofling;
Didn't tell patients they were involved in the study > lack on informed consent
Participants may have been less trustful to doctors, harminf professional relationships > psychological harm.
Also don't know how he overcome it :/


hope this helps?

In general; psychologists can deal with ethical issues by debriefing participants, ethical guidelines, informed consent, right to withdraw their data. etc.