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To use the flowchart in Appendix D, we need to
 
  A) first complete the study.
  B) make sure the data analyses are complete.
  C) provide informed consent feedback to all participants.
  D) describe the study.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT important to specify when using the decision-tree model?
 
  A) levels of the independent variable
  B) the dependent variables
  C) the research hypotheses
  D) debriefing of research participants



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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Answer: D





 

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