In a Double-Blind Experiment

question 333

Multiple Choice

In a double-blind experiment:

• A) neither the subjects in the experimental group nor the subjects in the control group know the experimental hypothesis.
• B) neither the subjects in the experimental group nor the subjects in the control group know which group they are in.
• C) neither the subjects nor the researcher know which subjects are in which group.
• D) neither the subjects in the experimental group nor the subjects in the control group know or can see the experimenter.

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