Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a reason for conducting an experimental study when testing a new medical treatment? A. The actions of the researcher are the same toward participants in the treatment and control groups. B. Study participants can be assigned to treatment and control groups based on their medical needs. C. The behavior of study participants is not influenced by knowing if they are in the treatment or control group. D. Study participants in the control and treatment groups are similar on variables that might influence the study.

Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a reason for conducting an experimental study when testing a new medical treatment? A. The actions of the researcher are the same toward participants in the treatment and control groups. B. Study participants can be assigned to treatment and control groups based on their medical needs. C. The behavior of study participants is not influenced by knowing if they are in the treatment or control group. D. Study participants in the control and treatment groups are similar on variables that might influence the study.

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Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a reason for conducting an experimental study when testing a new medical treatment?

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The actions of the researcher are the same toward participants in the treatment and control groups.
B.

Study participants can be assigned to treatment and control groups based on their medical needs.
C.

The behavior of study participants is not influenced by knowing if they are in the treatment or control group.
D.

Study participants in the control and treatment groups are similar on variables that might influence the study.

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