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experimental manipulation

experimental manipulation Experimental manipulation is a research method in which investigators deliberately alter a factor in a study, such as social identity or social norms, to test its causal effect on behavior.

Experimental manipulation is a research method in which investigators deliberately alter a factor in a study, such as social identity or social norms, to test its causal effect on behavior. In this context, the changes were created within a virtual social setting.

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Drafting source: Kittelberger Sophie; Freund Alexandra M.; Scholz Urte. A new experimental approach to manipulate social identity and social norms about protective behaviors in a virtual social environment. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-04591-6; article XML SHA-256 dc3fa85e349c75be51dff7ba2ba41f6715cdda5d3d82a89f95265ac9a317b9b1. “A new experimental approach to manipulate social identity and social norms about protective behaviors in a virtual social environment” (10.1186/s40359-026-04591-6).
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