Question

What is TRUE about a single-blind experiment?

A.
These experiments must take place in a real-life setting and involve multiple variables.

B.
Neither the researcher nor the subjects know who is in the experimental and control groups.

C.
Only the researcher is aware of which subjects are in the experimental and control groups.

D.
This type of experiment eliminates any potential bias on behalf of the researcher.

Answer 1

Answer:

C) Only the researcher is aware of which subjects are in the experimental and control groups.

Explanation:

I don't think A makes much sense in this context and it's very vague.

B would be a double blind experiment.

D, again, doesn't make any sense since the researcher would know what is going on, the participants are unawar.

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