In a single-blind study,who is "blind" to the treatment?
A)the peer reviewers
B)the participants
C)the experimenters
D)both the experimenters and participants

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In a single-blind study, the participants are "blind" to the treatment being given. The experimenters still know which treatment is being given, but the participants do not. This helps to minimize bias in the results. Peer reviewers may not be involved in the study design itself and are typically not involved in the blinding process.

In a Single-Blind Study,who Is "Blind" to the Treatment