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Dr. Firstly conducts a study on the effect of stress on adolescents. Dr. Secondly decides to replicate this study using the same operational definitions and procedures but testing adults. This will be an example of
 
  A) exact replication.
  B) construct replication.
  C) systematic replication.
  D) conceptual replication.

Question 2

Unlike some other authors, your textbook authors consider ________ to be a control procedure.
 
  A) regression
  B) publication
  C) replication
  D) education
 
  Fill in the blank with the correct answer.



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Answer: C

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