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A way to control for extraneous variables is to use
 
  A) higher-constraint research designs.
  B) lower-constraint research designs.
  C) naturalistic observation techniques.
  D) complicated extraneous variance correcting statistical procedures.

Question 2

Extraneous variables represent threats to validity because they can influence the behavior of
 
  A) both participants and researchers.
  B) participants only.
  C) researchers only.
  D) animals only.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: AAnswer: A



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