Which of the following best describes experimental demand, a common problem with mood-memory research?
A) When the experimenter telegraphs the study's hypothesis to the participant
B) When the experimental task is too demanding, causing participants to become frustrated and give up
C) All of the above
D) None of the above

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Experimental demand is when participants alter their behavior or response to align with what they believe the experimenter is looking for. By telegraphing the study's hypothesis, the experimenter may inadvertently influence the participant's behavior, leading to biased results. Choice B refers to participant fatigue, which can also be a problem in mood-memory research, but it is not related to experimental demand.

Which of the Following Best Describes Experimental Demand, a Common