In general, most psychological experiments result in data that
A) cannot be clearly interpreted.
B) can only suggest future experiments.
C) either refute or fail to refute the null hypothesis.
D) fail to support both the null and scientific hypothesis.

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Most psychological experiments are designed to test a specific hypothesis by comparing it to a null hypothesis, which states that there is no effect or no difference. The outcome of these experiments typically either refutes or fails to refute the null hypothesis, providing evidence for or against the experimental hypothesis.

In General, Most Psychological Experiments Result in Data That