The placebo and Rosenthal effects are examples of __________ in experimental research.
A)dependent variables
B)independent variables
C)false variables
D)confounding variables

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The placebo and Rosenthal effects are confounding variables in experimental research, as they can influence the outcome of the study without being directly manipulated by the researcher. Dependent and independent variables are not relevant in this context, and "false variables" is not a commonly used term.

The Placebo and Rosenthal Effects Are Examples of __________ in Experimental