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Unit 1 – Scientific Foundations of Psychology
Topic 1.2
Why might a researcher use a double-blind procedure in an experiment?
To keep the participants unaware of the hypothesis being tested.
To make sure that only one variable is manipulated at a time.
To ensure that all participants receive the same treatment.
To prevent both the participants and the experimenter's expectations from influencing the results.
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