Dr. Shaver is conducting an experimental research study to rdetermine the effect of a specific medication on stomach pain. Despite the fact that he should use a "double blind" approach to avoid the influence of any bias, he tells himself, "I won't fall for any experimenter bias. I am more objective than most researchers." Which fallacy is Dr. Shave committing?
A) The not-me fallacy
B) The bandwagon fallacy
C) The circular reasoning fallacy
D) The quasi-experiment fallacy
Ans: A) The not-me fallacy
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