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urbanoutfitters

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In order to minimize transmitting experimenter biases to participants, the experimenter could
 
  A) use recorded instructions.
  B) use multiple experimenters.
  C) make the experiment a double-blind experiment.
  D) all choices are correct.

Question 2

The clues that the experimenter gives to participants in an experiment that may tell them how they are expected to perform are called
 
  A) inferred intentions.
  B) demand characteristics.
  C) subliminal biases.
  D) performance prompts.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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