Cause-And-Effect Conclusions Can Be Drawn from the Results of an Experiment

question 73

Multiple Choice

Cause-and-effect conclusions can be drawn from the results of an experiment because:

• A)it is almost always performed in a laboratory setting.
• B)statistical analysis can be applied to data from an experiment.
• C)the independent variable is manipulated while other possible causes of change in the dependent variable are held constant.
• D)several groups of subjects,not just one sample,are typically investigated in a laboratory experiment.

Grasp the concept of a census and how it differs from sampling within the context of data collection.

Understand the implications of response rates on the validity of survey results.

Identify biases in sampling and survey methods and understand their potential impacts on study results.

Identify correct punctuation in various sentence structures.

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