Addressing Demand Artifacts in Psychological Research (and Beyond)

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<p>Demand artifacts are methodological confounds stemming from participants’ beliefs about treatment effects and motivations associated with them. They generally build on subtle cues exerting their influence unbeknownst to the researchers, and through processes that are not part of their stated theory. These artifacts threaten the internal and external validity of studies, and they have been supported across a wid...

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10.31234/osf.io/dar49_v1