When Activity Times Are Uncertain

question 32

Multiple Choice

When activity times are uncertain,

• A) assume they are normally distributed.
• B) calculate the expected time, using (a + 4m + b)/6.
• C) use the most likely time.
• D) calculate the expected time, using (a + m + b)/3.

Identify and interpret the significance of confounding variables and lurking variables in experiments.

Understand the role of double-blind procedures in minimizing bias.

Recognize the importance of blocking and stratification in enhancing the accuracy of experimental results.

Distinguish between different experimental designs (randomized, blocked, stratified) and their purposes.

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