If One Uses a Subject Variable in a Study

question 46

Multiple Choice

If one uses a subject variable in a study,

• A) the study cannot be a within-subjects design.
• B) groups are not equal in number at the start of the experiment.
• C) causality cannot be attributed to the subject variable.
• D) the logic of experimentation is weakened.

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