Unintended changes in subjects' behaviour due to cues inadvertently given by the experimenter are called:

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Experimenter effects refer to unintended changes in subjects' behavior due to cues inadvertently given by the experimenter. Replications refer to repeating a study to see if the findings are consistent, volunteer biases refer to individuals who participate in a study not being representative of the population, and single-blind studies refer to studies in which either the participants or the experimenters are unaware of which condition the participants are in.

Unintended Changes in Subjects' Behaviour Due to Cues Inadvertently Given