In a double-blind study, neither the participant nor the researcher interacting with the participant is aware of the group or condition to which the participant is assigned.

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In a double-blind study, both the participant and the researcher are unaware of the participant's assigned group or condition. This helps to prevent bias and preserve the integrity of the study results.

In a Double-Blind Study, Neither the Participant nor the Researcher