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by Dylan16807 735 days ago
That's an entirely different question from ethics.

But paying people to be studied tends to be effective.

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I don't think so. Managing the relationships with the public and study participants is an important part of the ethics.
Ethics and managing relationships with the public overlap.

But I don't think the particular aspect of "making sure you have enough participants" interacts very much with ethics. Especially when the failure state in question is an honest failure to attract them.