In Experimental Research, Whenever Extraneous Influences Cause Changes on the Dependent

question 94

Multiple Choice

In experimental research, whenever extraneous influences cause changes on the dependent variable, then

• A) the independent variable has not been properly manipulated
• B) the dependent variable has been confounded
• C) the dependent variable has not been adequately measured
• D) the independent variable had been confounded

Recognize the role of categorical propositions in syllogisms.

Apply the rules of syllogism to analyze arguments.

Understand the limitations and scope of categorical syllogisms.

Comprehend the distinctions between dependent and independent premises.

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