Which of the following refers to a finding that results from conditions other than those intended by the experimenter?
A) selection bias
B) artifact
C) good subject effect
D) experimenter expectancy effect

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An artifact is an unintended finding that results from conditions other than those intended by the experimenter. Selection bias refers to a bias that occurs when participants are selected in a way that makes it more likely that a certain outcome will occur. Good subject effect refers to the tendency of participants to behave in a way that they think the experimenter wants them to behave. Experimenter expectancy effect refers to the influence that an experimenter's expectations can have on the results of an experiment.

Which of the Following Refers to a Finding That Results