How do single-blind and double-blind experiments isolate causal variables

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Single-blind and double-blind experiments remove potential research bias by hiding information about the treatment conditions from either the participants (single-blind) or both the participants and the researchers (double-blind). This ensures that any observed differences between groups can be attributed to the treatment itself, rather than external factors or bias.

How Do Single-Blind and Double-Blind Experiments Isolate Causal Variables