In a social psychology experiment, one group of participants is reminded of a social stereotype they are likely to hold and another group is not reminded. All participants then interact with a member of the group to which the stereotype refers, and the nature of their interactions is recorded. What is/are the treatment (s) in this study?

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Buckley

29 June, 20:31

In a social psychology experiment, one group of participants is reminded of a social stereotype they are likely to hold and another group is not reminded. All participants then interact with a member of the group to which the stereotype refers, and the nature of their interactions is recorded. What is/are the treatment (s) in this study?

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Quentin Pearson · Answer 1

The reminded group receives the treatment and is the experimental group

Explanation:

In a psychological experiment, the experimental group is also known as the experimental condition, refers to a group of subjects or participants who are vulnerable or exposed to the independent variable. Also, these subjects or participants are exposed or receive the treatment variable. They receive the variable that is being tested one at a time. So, the experimental groups find an answer in the given experiment.