Which Statement About Confounding Variables in Experiments Is FALSE

question 134

Multiple Choice

Which statement about confounding variables in experiments is FALSE?

• A)Every experiment has at least one confounding variable.
• B)Confounding variables should be avoided or minimized.
• C)Random assignment controls confounding variables.
• D)Confounding variables lead to incorrect conclusions.

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