Individual Differences Among Participants in a Random Groups Design Are

question 42

Multiple Choice

Individual differences among participants in a random groups design are controlled by

• A) eliminating the individual differences from the experiment.
• B) ignoring the individual differences because they cannot confound the experiment.
• C) balancing the individual differences across the conditions of the experiment.
• D) holding the individual differences constant in the experiment.

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