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Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment Volume 29, 1965 - Issue 4
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Experimenter Behavior as an Unintended Determinant of Experimental Results

Neil Friedman Harvard University, USA
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Daniel Kurland Harvard University, USA; Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
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Robert Rosenthal Harvard University, USA
Pages 479-490 | Received 02 Feb 1965, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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RichardR. Bootzin. (1971) Expectancy and Individual Differences in Experimenter Bias. The Journal of General Psychology 84:2, pages 303-312.
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