When confounds are present in an experiment,they result in:
A) an increase in the possibility of selection bias
B) a decrease in the reactivity of the experimental participants
C) possible alternative explanations for the results of the experiment
D) the same treatment for experimental and control groups in the experiment

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Confounds in an experiment can provide other possible reasons for the results and can make it tough to draw conclusions or make inferences.The other options are not correct as they are not appropriate effects of confounds.

When Confounds Are Present in an Experiment,they Result In