Experimental Control Is Accomplished by

question 32

Multiple Choice

Experimental control is accomplished by

• A) treating participants in all groups alike except for the independent variable.
• B) using a control group as a standard to measure against.
• C) using careful operational definitions.
• D) paying attention to the sensitivities of the participant.

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