Equivalent Groups Typically Are Formed By

question 39

Multiple Choice

Equivalent groups typically are formed by.

• A)selecting two or more samples randomly from the population
• B)ensuring that the proportions of males and females are the same in each group
• C)matching participants for extraneous characteristics
• D)randomly assigning participants to groups

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