What Do Random Assignment and Matching Have in Common

question 15

Multiple Choice

What do random assignment and matching have in common?

• A)they are both designed to reduce the number of participants needed for a study
• B)they both provide effective counterbalancing
• C)they are both designed to create equivalent groups of participants
• D)they are both commonly found in within-subjects designs

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Definitions:

Prewriting

The initial stage of the writing process, involving brainstorming, outlining, and planning content before drafting.

First Draft

The initial version of a piece of writing or document, before any edits or revisions, capturing the primary ideas and structure.

Jotting Ideas

The practice of quickly writing down thoughts, concepts, or plans, often in a rough and unstructured manner, to capture fleeting ideas.

Subject, Audience

Considerations in communication and art that refer to the topic or matter being discussed or portrayed (subject), and the viewers or listeners targeted or considering the material (audience).