What Is the Purpose of Double-Blind Experiments

question 48

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of double-blind experiments?

• A) to ensure that the hypothesis is scientifically testable
• B) to see if the experimental group responds differently than the control group
• C) to help the subjects in an experiment understand the treatment they are receiving
• D) to minimize the effects of human bias on the results

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