Multiple Choice
The purpose of a single-blind or double-blind study is to:
A) eliminate the effects of expectations on the results of an experiment.
B) examine the difference between the experimental and control groups
C) compare people blind in one eye with people blind in both eyes.
D) examine the effects of the independent variable on the experimental group.
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