Research is not considered ethical if it
ATries to prove a particular point
BDoes not ensure the privacy and anonymity of the respondent ✓ Correct
CDoes not investigate the data scientifically
DIs not of a very high standard
Correct answer: (B) Does not ensure the privacy and anonymity of the respondent
Explanation
Research is unethical if it fails to ensure the privacy and anonymity of the respondent.
Trying to prove a particular point is a bias concern, not the core ethical breach here.
Not investigating data scientifically is a quality flaw rather than an ethics violation of privacy.
Merely not being of high standard describes weak research, not an ethical transgression.
Protecting identity and personal information is a central duty in research ethics.
Informed consent and confidentiality together safeguard participants from harm.
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