Which of the following describes bias in an experiment? A. When researchers draw conclusions that do not support the hypothesis.

B. When researchers draw conclusions that are consistent with their observations.

C. When researchers blind themselves to participants in the groups, so they don't accidentally reveal the information.

D. When the personal opinions, Ideas, or judgments of the researchers influence their research.

C

Explanation:

It's c because typically, scientists research something based on their opinions all of the time, so it can't be d. If a scientist is satisfied with their observations then, that's not bias. It's not b. If they make a hypothesis, an it turns out wrong, and then they draw conclusions because they found a different answer, that's not bias. It's not A. The only answer left would be c. They don't want to reveal the information because they are bias about their own opinions.

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