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VARIABLES AFFECTING EXPERIMENTER BIAS IN A GROUP SITUATION.

R ROSENTHAL·C J FRIEDMAN·C A JOHNSON·K FODE·T SCHILL·R C WHITE·L L VIKAN
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R ROSENTHAL, C J FRIEDMAN, C A JOHNSON, K FODE, T SCHILL, R C WHITE, L L VIKAN. 1964. VARIABLES AFFECTING EXPERIMENTER BIAS IN A GROUP SITUATION.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14216264/

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