In an Experiment,how Is the Effect of a Cause Determined

question 104

Multiple Choice

In an experiment,how is the effect of a cause determined?

• A) by computing the initial difference between the experimental and control groups
• B) by computing the final difference between the experimental and control groups
• C) by computing the difference between the initial and final group differences
• D) by computing the difference between the initial control group and final experimental group

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