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Dr. Vаn Ryаn is а sоcial psychоlоgist who is curious about how clothing affects people’s perceptions. Specifically, she is curious how women who wear high heels are perceived in the workplace. Does the addition of height make co-workers take them more seriously? Are women who wear high heels seen as less professional? She is considering using an experimental design where some participants are instructed to wear high heels to work for a week and some participants are instructed to wear flat shoes. Each day of the week, Dr. Van Ryan will have the employers and co-workers of the women rate how competent and professional the participants are. Which of the ethical standards of the American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines would be most important to Dr. Van Ryan? Name two components of this standard that Dr. Van Ryan must consider as she plans her study.