In a Double-Blind Experiment, Neither the Subjects nor the Researchers

question 679

True/False

In a double-blind experiment, neither the subjects nor the researchers who interact with the subjects know who is in the experimental group or who is in the control group.

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Definitions:

Ideal Self

A component of personality in Carl Rogers' theory of psychology, representing the person one desires to become, which can be a source of motivation or dissatisfaction.

Actual Self

One’s perception of the self as it is, contrasted with the possible selves one could become.

Successively Closer

A gradual process of getting closer to a goal or target behavior through incremental steps or achievements.

Personality Differences

Variations in the patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that distinguish individuals from one another.