Without Including Multiple ______ Variables in a Single Experiment, We

question 36

Multiple Choice

Without including multiple ______ variables in a single experiment, we would not be able to detect the different effects a factor might have on behavior in different situations.

• A) dependent
• B) independent
• C) confounding
• D) context

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