Obtained by Manipulating Factors Under Tightly Controlled Conditions to Test

question 48

Multiple Choice

obtained by manipulating factors under tightly controlled conditions to test cause and effect is an example of

• A) questionnaire data.
• B) virtual modeling.
• C) an experiment.
• D) a panel.
• E) nonprobability sampling.

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