Imagine I am conducting a study to determine if giving students chocolate whenever they give a correct answer helps them learn. I ask the students enrolled in my course to volunteer to participate in my study. I inform the students that half of those who volunteer to participate will be randomly assigned to the group that will receive chocolate while answering questions about research methods and the other half will be in the control group and not receive chocolate. I tell the students that, although participation is not required, volunteering to be in my study will show me how committed they are to succeeding in this course. I may have a problem with informed consent because: Group of answer choices students may not feel free to say no I didn't tell participants what they would be asked to do students lack capacity to consent