In laboratory experiments,
A) manipulation of the independent variable may have more than one meaning to subjects.
B) debriefing is an optional procedure when deception is used.
C) self-reports are generally preferred over behavioral measures of the dependent variable.
D) subjects often try to guess the hypothesis in order to sabotage the experiment.

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In laboratory experiments, manipulation of the independent variable can indeed have more than one meaning to subjects, as they may interpret the manipulation differently based on their own perspectives and experiences.

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