In a blind experiment,the researcher does not
A) know what treatment the participants received.
B) know who is in the experiment.
C) have the opportunity to see the participants.
D) have access to the results of the study.

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In a blind experiment, the researcher is unaware of which treatment participants received. This helps to eliminate any bias that might influence the researcher's observations or interpretation of the results. However, the researcher still knows who is in the experiment, has the opportunity to see the participants, and has access to the results of the study.

In a Blind Experiment,the Researcher Does Not