question archive In a double-blind experiment, the person receiving the treatment and the person administering the treatment are both "blind"
In a double-blind experiment, the person receiving the treatment and the person administering the treatment are both "blind"
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In a double-blind experiment, the person receiving the treatment and the person administering the treatment are both "blind". This means that neither one of them knows whether the treatment being given is the treatment being tested or the control treatment (such as a placebo).
