1) Describe one ethical issue in the example below that could be raised concerning your dilemma? How could the ethical issue you've identified be remedied? That is, what steps could a researcher take to ensure that the subjects are treated ethically? (For this question, don't worry about how the validity of the study would be affected.) What impact would any remedies for this ethical issues have on the internal and external validity of the results for your example? Example- In a classic experiment on cognitive dissonance theory, Festinger and Carlsmith (1959) had participants engage in an extremely boring task. After doing this task, participants were asked if they would help out in the experiment with the next participant, because the regular assistant did not show up. Each accomplice-participant was asked to tell the next participant that the task was really interesting and exciting. For telling this little white lie, the accomplice-participant was promised payment of either $1 or $20, depending on the assigned condition. The experiment was actually designed to see if the amount of money promised affected the accomplice-participant's attitude toward the boring task. At the end of the experiment, participants were asked to return the money.