A researcher places participants in a casino setting with a “partner” (a confederate) who either acts as if she is an expert or a novice at gambling. The amount of money participants spend in the gambling setting with their “partner” is recorded. What type of manipulation was used in this study?
A. a mixed manipulation
B. a natural manipulation
C. a quasi-manipulation
D. a staged manipulation
Ans: D
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