To minimize the effects of an experimenter affecting the research results, we can use a(n)

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To minimize the effects of an experimenter affecting the research results, we can use a(n)

To minimize the effects of an experimenter affecting the research results, we can use a(n)

a. placebo.
b. double-blind study.
c. random assignment.
d. experimental design.
e. pretest.

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