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    Describe Rosenthal's Person Perception Procedure and Explain What It Has
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Describe Rosenthal's Person Perception Procedure and Explain What It Has

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Describe Rosenthal's person perception procedure and explain what it has to do with experimenter bias. How may such bias be eliminated from a study?

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