Preventing an Extraneous Variable from Becoming a Confounding Variable by Holding

question 58

True/False

Preventing an extraneous variable from becoming a confounding variable by holding it constant can result in a threat to external validity.

Recognize moral exemplars in history and their contribution to the understanding of morality.

Identify the influences on character formation and moral judgment.

Be able to distinguish between different ethical theories and their implications for moral reasoning.

Understand the role of secular and religious ethics in shaping moral understanding.

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