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In Staged Manipulations, A(n) _____ Appears to Be Another Participant

Question 68

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In staged manipulations, a(n) _____ appears to be another participant in an experiment but is actually part of the manipulation.

A) mediator
B) arbitrator
C) confederate
D) nonconcealed observer

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