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Unit 1 – Scientific Foundations of Psychology
Topic 1.2
What is the primary objective of using a double-blind procedure in an experiment?
To ensure all participants receive some form of treatment
To make the results of the experiment more easily understandable
To allow the experimenter to manipulate results for desired outcomes
To prevent research participants and the experimenter from knowing which group is receiving treatment
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