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When reviewing potential biases in research, what is the difference between researcher bias and participant bias?
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When reviewing potential biases in research, what is the difference between researcher bias and participant bias?
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Researcher bias occurs when researchers' biases influence the design, conduct, and interpretation of results, while participant bias occurs when participants modify their behaviour in response to various factors.
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