Why Do Experimenters Generally Do Not Wish to Inform Participants

question 16

Multiple Choice

Why do experimenters generally do not wish to inform participants about the specific hypotheses being studied?

• A)To provide a variety of alternative explanations for the results
• B)Due to the problem of ethical considerations
• C)To eliminate issues associated with expectancy effects
• D)Due to the problem of demand characteristics

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Definitions:

Computer-Mediated Interviews

Interviews conducted using computers or online technology to facilitate communication between the interviewer and the interviewee.

Face-To-Face Interviews

A method of data collection where the interviewer and respondent are in direct contact, allowing for immediate feedback and clarification.

Good Judge Of Personality

A term describing individuals who have the ability to accurately understand and assess others' personalities, emotions, and motivations.

Extraversion

A personality trait described by the tendency to be sociable, outgoing, and energized by interactions with others.