In social scientific experiments,as in medical experiments,the danger of experimenter bias is further reduced to the extent that the operational definitions of the dependent variables are:
A) clear and precise
B) controlled
C) tested and retested
D) scientifically proven

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Clear and precise operational definitions of the dependent variables help to reduce experimenter bias by ensuring that the measurement is objective and consistent. This allows for replication and verification of results by other researchers. Controlling, testing, and retesting may also be important, but clear and precise definitions are essential. Scientifically proven is not relevant, as it is not possible to prove a hypothesis or theory in science, only to support or reject it with evidence.

In Social Scientific Experiments,as in Medical Experiments,the Danger of Experimenter