An experimental design must provide __________, so that the effects of the independent variable can be evaluated unambiguously
a. control
c. variability
b. hypotheses
d. external validity
A
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a. working with fractions with like denominators, then mixed numerals with unlike denominators, then fractions with like denominators. b. working with fractions with unlike denominators, then working with fractions with like denominators, then working with mixed numerals. c. working with fractions with unlike denominators, then working with mixed numerals with like denominators, then working with fractions with like denominators. d. working with fractions with like denominators, then fractions with unlike denominators, then working with mixed numerals.
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A) It reached the sensory register. B) It reached working memory. C) It reached long-term memory. D) It never got into the memory system at all.
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What will be an ideal response?
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)