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true experiment

true experiment A true experiment is a research design that tests an effect by comparing an experimental condition with a control condition and assigning participants by randomization.

A true experiment is a research design that tests an effect by comparing an experimental condition with a control condition and assigning participants by randomization. Its aim is to isolate whether differences between groups are due to the manipulated condition rather than other factors.

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Drafting source: Liu Ryan; Jecmen Steven; Conitzer Vincent; Fang Fei; Shah Nihar B. Testing for reviewer anchoring in peer review: A randomized controlled trial. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0301111; article XML SHA-256 82a2723110909e88c1c42af5d9b99ebf5b8040c7a7c6503fd796ceaa356ba0e5. “Testing for reviewer anchoring in peer review: A randomized controlled trial” (10.1371/journal.pone.0301111).
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