Asked by Indigo
When an experimenter's expectations about a behavior influence the results of his experiment, it is called a
a.placebo effect
b.self-fulfilling prophecy
c.single-blind experiment
d.double-blind experiment
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Answered by
playax0902
D, double blind experiment. This is why you need both the experimenter and experiment to be unaware of the situations outcome.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
No. A double blind experiment avoids experimenter bias.
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