When Is an Experiment Considered to Be Double-Blind

question 70

Multiple Choice

When is an experiment considered to be double-blind?

• A) The hypothesis being tested is not based on previous observations.
• B) It has already been performed by different researchers.
• C) Neither the subjects nor the researchers know who is in the experimental and control groups.
• D) The results of the experiment are only revealed to certain researchers.

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