The expectations of a researcher that might distort or influence his or her interpretation of what he or she actually observed is called

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Miss Piggy

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11 February, 16:26

The expectations of a researcher that might distort or influence his or her interpretation of what he or she actually observed is called

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Emilia Williamson · Answer 1

The answer is observer bias as this where the experiment or the research of the researcher has gained his or her expected result or product with the experiment or research that he or she has obtained. With the observer bias, this could be distorted his or her expectations with his or her experiment after he or she has observed the experiment or research that he or she has conducted.