The Threat of History Refers To

question 11

Multiple Choice

The threat of history refers to:

• A) some subjects with have had history classes and others not
• B) the realization that some subjects have learned from history while others have not
• C) events external to the experiment that will impact the results
• D) the fact that only current, relevant subjects need be studied

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Definitions:

Career Development

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Characteristics

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Factors

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