A researcher wants to conduct a study examining differences in emotion regulation methods between those in high and low socioeconomic status (SES). She plans to offer $100 for 1 hour of participation. As part of the study, participants will be instructed to imagine and write about the 3 saddest experiences of their lives and then write about how they regulated their emotions during those 3 experiences. Participants will then be given $100 for participation and that will end their participation with the study with no additional debriefing. Based on ethical principles of the Belmont Report, what are some ethical issues with this study design and what basic ethical principles are being violated and how?

A researcher wants to conduct a study examining differences in emotion regulation methods between those in high and low socioeconomic status (SES). She plans to offer $100 for 1 hour of participation. As part of the study, participants will be instructed to imagine and write about the 3 saddest experiences of their lives and then write about how they regulated their emotions during those 3 experiences. Participants will then be given $100 for participation and that will end their participation with the study with no additional debriefing. Based on ethical principles of the Belmont Report, what are some ethical issues with this study design and what basic ethical principles are being violated and how?