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A blind experiment is a type of research design where the participants do not know which group they are in, either the control group or the experimental group, to minimize bias in their responses.

a.) Asking a group of kids to choose their favorite candy from a jar containing different candies. This is not an example of a blind experiment as the kids can see the candies and are not divided into control and experimental groups. b.) Asking a group of students about their favorite sports from a list containing names of 10 sports. This is not an example of a blind experiment as the students are not divided into control and experimental groups. c.) Asking a group of students about the candidate they will vote for in the school elections. This is not an example of a blind experiment as the students are not divided into control and experimental groups. d.) Asking a group of students to compare the tastes of different brands of potato chips without revealing the names of the brands. This is an example of a blind experiment as the students do not know which brand they are tasting, minimizing bias in their responses.