In Evaluating the Results of Experimental Research, Secondary Variance Is

question 169

Multiple Choice

In evaluating the results of experimental research, secondary variance is considered to be

• A) an essential component of the design
• B) a result of the action of the independent variable
• C) the result of the influence of any uncontrolled, or confounding, variables
• D) the error term in the F ratio

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