When Conducting an Experiment, Researchers Usually Compare the Performance of the Experimental

question 116

Multiple Choice

When conducting an experiment, researchers usually compare the performance of the experimental group with that of a group that:

• A) undergoes no experience at all.
• B) is assigned to a different experimental treatment.
• C) consists of people who did not volunteer to be in the experimental group.
• D) is treated like the experimental group except for not receiving the experimental treatment.

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