Experimenter effects, such as those found by Rosenthal (1966), are likely to occur as a result of:

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Experimenter effects, as found by Rosenthal (1966), are most likely to occur due to nonverbal cues given by the researcher. These cues can unintentionally bias the participants and influence their behavior or responses in the study. Dishonest researchers or participants may also contribute to biased results, but they do not necessarily fall under the category of experimenter effects.

Experimenter Effects, Such as Those Found by Rosenthal (1966), Are