Unintended changes in participants' behaviour due to cues inadvertently given by the experimenter are called:
A)replications.
B)experimenter effects.
C)volunteer biases
D)single-blind studies

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Experimenter effects refer to unintentional changes in participants' behaviour due to cues given by the experimenter. Replications refer to repeating a study to see if the same results are obtained. Volunteer biases refer to a type of sampling bias where volunteers may have different characteristics than non-volunteers. Single-blind studies refer to a type of study where participants are unaware of whether they are in the control group or the experimental group.

Unintended Changes in Participants' Behaviour Due to Cues Inadvertently Given