Brent Fowler
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When an experimenter unintentionally gives cues to participants about the way they are expected to behave, this is an example of: A. Control bias B. Experimental bias C. Researcher bias D. Exclusionary bias?
This is a form of experimental bias known as experimenter expectations. The experimenter believes someone should react in a certain way so strongly that they accidentally give off cues to the participants on how they should react. One example is a slight nod or head shake.