The use of double-blind experiments in psychological research, whereby both the participants and the researchers are unaware of which experimental group the participants have been assigned to, is employed to increase the researchers':
A) skepticism.
B) subjectivity.
C) objectivity.
D) creativity.

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Double-blind experiments are used to increase objectivity by minimizing bias from both the participants and the researchers, ensuring that the outcomes are not influenced by either party's expectations or behaviors.

The Use of Double-Blind Experiments in Psychological Research, Whereby Both