If a comprehensive record of all initiated psychological experiments and their results can be maintained, this would greatly reduce:
A) the need for case studies.
B) the file-drawer problem.
C) participant bias.
D) non-significant findings.

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The file-drawer problem refers to the tendency of researchers to publish only studies that produced significant or desirable results, while leaving unpublished studies that did not produce significant or desirable results. By maintaining a comprehensive record of all initiated psychological experiments and their results, this problem of publication bias can be reduced or eliminated.

If a Comprehensive Record of All Initiated Psychological Experiments and Their