Freedom to withdraw describes the ability and right for a participant to quit an experiment at any time. It is an important ethical concept in research. Participants must be willing to be involved in the experiment and if they're uncomfortable or want to leave for any reason they may withdraw and leave. Freedom to withdraw ensures that individuals are participating in the experiment without coercion.


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