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A researcher conducts one-on-one interviews with adults about traumatic experiences from childhood. Even when confidentiality protections are strong, which research-related harm remains most directly associated with the interview procedure itself?
Emotional or psychological distress triggered by recalling the experiences
Automatic loss of health insurance coverage
Invasion of privacy caused solely by obtaining informed consent
Compelled disclosure of all study records by the IRB
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Emotional or psychological distress triggered by recalling the experiences
Explanation:
Questions about traumatic experiences can cause emotional or psychological distress because the study procedure itself may prompt upsetting memories. Strong confidentiality protections reduce disclosure risks but do not eliminate distress caused by the interview content.
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