Problems with the use of the Zener cards in Rhine's early experiments included all of the following EXCEPT
A) badly printed Zener cards that allowed the symbols to show faintly from the back.
B) subjects noting marks on the cards caused by normal use or deliberately making fingernail marks on the cards.
C) the experimenter unconsciously giving people cues with their eyes or facial expressions.
D) the use of the double-blind experiments rather than single-blind experiments.

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The use of double-blind experiments was not a problem with the early experiments using Zener cards. The other options (A, B, and C) were all sources of potential bias or error.

Problems with the Use of the Zener Cards in Rhine's