Multiple Choice
To reduce error and bias, a blind test can be administered to a forensic examiner, which means that the examiner:
A) does not know he or she is being tested.
B) does not know the correct procedure to follow.
C) is given a test once a year.
D) performs a test while being blindfolded.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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