Pismo Beach, California, has an annual clam festival that includes a clam chowder contest. Judges rate clam chowders from local restaurants. The judges are not aware of which chowder is from which restaurant when they assign the ratings. One year, much to the dismay of the seafood restaurants on the waterfront, Denny's chowder was declared the winner! (When asked what the ingredients were, the cook at Denny's said he wasn't sure—he just had to add the right amount of nondairy creamer to the soup stock that he got from Denny's distribution center!)

Do you think that Denny’s chowder would have won the contest if the judging had not been "blind?" Explain.
Although this was not an experiment, your answer to Part (a) helps to explain why those measuring the response in an experiment are often blinded. Using your answer in Part (a), explain why experiments are often blinded in this way.

Denny's chowder wont have because the winner was picked anonymously without due fact and figure. The judges would have attached a contestant tag to the chowders prepared for the annual clam festival. The winner was declared without any reason to back up that indeed the chowder had been from Denny's chowder

B..1, Experiments are often blinded this way because of the bias of the individual measuring the experiment

2. Also lack of facts and figures to justify results

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Do you think that Denny’s chowder would have won the contest if the judging had not been "blind?" Explain.

Although this was not an experiment, your answer to Part (a) helps to explain why those measuring the response in an experiment are often blinded

Denny's chowder wont have because the winner was picked anonymously without due fact and figure. The judges would have attached a contestant tag to the chowders prepared for the annual clam festival. The winner was declared without any reason to back up that indeed the chowder had been from Denny's chowder.

Using your answer in Part (a), explain why experiments are often blinded in this way

1.. Experiments are often blinded this way because of the bias of the individual measuring the experiment

2. Also lack of facts and figures to justify results