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A researcher investigating whether 'scented candles' improve focus finds that participants in a jasmine-scented room perform no better on a puzzle task than those in an unscented room. A manipulation check confirms that participants in the jasmine room could clearly smell the scent, while the control group could not. Given these results, the researcher should conclude that the null result was caused by a failure of the experimental manipulation to change the environment.

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