The Phenomenon of Experimenter Bias Shows That Psychologists

question 120

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of experimenter bias shows that psychologists

• A) may seek outformation that supports their theoretical preferences
• B) must work with subjects who are eager to confirm the beliefs of the researcher.
• C) are drawn to any theory that has received strong research support.
• D) use statistical procedures that overestimate positive results.

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