One method to control for experimenter bias effects in research is to use

A) a socially desirable procedure.
B) reverse control groups.
C) a double-blind procedure.
D) a non-representative sample.

Double-Blind Procedure

A research design in which neither the participants nor the experimenters know who is receiving the treatment or the placebo, to prevent bias.

Experimenter Bias Effects

The influence that a researcher's expectations or preferences may have on the outcome of an experiment.

Socially Desirable Procedure

An approach or method deemed acceptable and appealing by societal standards or expectations, often used in psychological research to ensure participants' comfort and cooperation.