Social Variables a Double-Blind Experiment Is Not Possible in Studies

Multiple Choice

Social Variables A double-blind experiment is not possible in studies like the hypothetical investigation of cartoons and children's art described in this chapter.Instead, an experimenter can take precautions like keeping the person who scores their drawings "blind" to their treatment condition, and standardizing testing and scoring procedures.These steps help control confounding due to

A) context variables.
B) experimenter bias.
C) Rosenthal effects.
D) subject selection threat.