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ts19998

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In an experiment, manipulation of the independent variable requires ____.
 
  a. creating one treatment condition defined by one level of the independent variable
  b. creating at least two treatment conditions defined by two different levels of theindependent variable
 c. creating at least three treatment conditions defined by three different levels of theindependent variable
 d. measuring two separate variables to determine how they are related

Question 2

Any sample that focuses on diversity or variety is known as a(n) ____ sample.
 
  a. quota
 b. snowball
 c. heterogeneity
  d. expert



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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