Sometimes Social Psychologists Create Deceptive Scenarios for Experimental Research Because

question 78

Multiple Choice

Sometimes social psychologists create deceptive scenarios for experimental research because

• A)subjects may use hindsight bias if the true nature of an experiment is explained beforehand.
• B)manipulating research subjects leads to stronger findings.
• C)simulated situations are easier for researchers to control.
• D)using deceptive scenarios allows researchers to make cause-and-effect conclusions.

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