Sometimes a Subject's Expectations May Lead to Behaviour Change in the Absence

question 202

Multiple Choice

Sometimes a subject's expectations may lead to behaviour change in the absence of any effective treatment. This is referred to as an example of

• A) sampling bias.
• B) experimenter bias.
• C) socially desirable responding.
• D) the placebo effect.

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Definitions:

Mutual

Pertaining to feelings, obligations, or relationships experienced or carried out by two parties towards each other.

Contract Rescission

The legal cancellation or termination of a contract, returning all parties to their positions prior to the agreement.

Equitable Remedy

A remedy granted by courts in situations where money damages are inadequate, involving actions like injunctions or specific performance.

Mistake

An erroneous belief about the facts of a contract at the time the contract is concluded. When a mistake occurs, legal assent is absent.