Treatment fidelity refers to the extent to which
A) the individuals who conduct the experimental and control interventions have been trained in the specifications of those interventions.
B) the research participants have received training in what the interventions require them to do.
C) the experimental and control conditions have been implemented according to the researchers' specifications.
D) the research participants are free to adjust the experimental and control conditions to their individual learning styles.

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Treatment fidelity is about ensuring that the interventions in a study (both experimental and control) are implemented exactly as planned or specified by the researchers. This is crucial for the validity of the study's findings.

Treatment Fidelity Refers to the Extent to Which