Why can we be certain that the groups are exactly the same before the treatment has begun?
a. the independent variable is operationally defined
b. the same participants are used in each group
c. random assignment is used to assign participants
d. random selection is used to assigned participants
B
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Forty-year-old Eli was prompted to recall information about the first university football game he attended as a first-year student some 22 years earlier. Specifically, he was asked information about whether his team won, the weather, who accompanied him to the game, and the size of the crowd at the game. Sometime later, Eli and his twin brother William, who also was at the game but did not
experience the initial interview, were asked to recall as many details about the game as possible. What would Eli be MORE likely than William to forget? A) that the upper deck was half empty B) that it began to rain in the second half C) the name of the opposing school D) that Gary, their mutual friend, became ill and left at halftime
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a. the temperamental preferences in the performance of the skill. b. how to carry out or avoid previously learned responses. c. the general rules that can be applied to various situations. d. new responses.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)