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3   When a researcher can be confident that experimental effects are actually caused by the
   independent variables and not some other uncontrolled factors, we say the experiment is high in
   a.   internal validity
   b.   random assignment
   c.   external validity
   d.   real-world applicability


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Reply #1 on: May 22, 2019


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