The Difference Between a Single Blind Study and a Double

question 16

Multiple Choice

The difference between a single blind study and a double blind study is that in a double blind study,

• A) neither experimenter nor participants know of the particular conditions in the study.
• B) correlational approaches are always preferred to more experimental analyses.
• C) it takes twice as many participants to complete an adequate double blind study.
• D) only visually impaired participants are able to fulfill the needs of the study.

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