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yoooooman

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Why, when reading about experiments, is it important to critically evaluate such research?
 
  A) so you can criticize those who conduct faulty research
  B) so you can get your article published in a journal
  C) so you can enhance your understanding of research
  D) so you can gain a correct perspective of the world

Question 2

In experiment brief 25, what could the researchers have done differently regarding the design of their study?
 
  A) could have tested students compared to non-students
  B) could have tested football players
  C) could have tested and compared males versus females
  D) could have compared feedback to no feedback



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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