What Is an Experimental Design

question 10

Multiple Choice

What is an experimental design?

• A) A design in which the researcher can control the assignment of values on an independent variable to test its effect on a dependent variable
• B) A design in which the researcher does not have control over the assignment of values within an independent variable
• C) A design in which the observations included in the study are inherently similar to each other on a number of important dimensions so that variation in an independent variable can be used to explain variation in a dependent variable
• D) A design in which the observations included in the study are very different from one another, but manifest the same value on the dependent variable under consideration

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