When an Experimenter Can Confidently State That the Findings from an Experiment

question 108

Multiple Choice

When an experimenter can confidently state that the findings from an experiment were due to the independent variable, and not due to other uncontrolled factors, the research is called

• A)testable.
• B)statistically significant.
• C)double-blind.
• D)internally valid.

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