In a double-blind experiment, neither the participants nor the researchers who interact with the participants know who is in the experimental group or who is in the control group.

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In a double-blind experiment, the design ensures that both the participants and the researchers interacting with them are unaware of who has been assigned to the experimental group and who to the control group, to prevent bias.

In a Double-Blind Experiment, Neither the Participants nor the Researchers