When Conducting Experiments, How Is the Experimental Group Different from the Control

question 101

Multiple Choice

When conducting experiments, how is the experimental group different from the control group?

• A) The control group is not part of the experiment.
• B) The experimental group contains people who are different in many ways from the control group.
• C) The experimental group receives the dependent variable, and the control group does not.
• D) The experimental group receives the independent variable, and the control group does not.
• E) The control group receives the independent variable, and the experimental group does not.

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