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For an upcoming experiment, your advisor asks you to set up an anxiety-producing IV, an
  anxiety survey DV, and look out for possible extraneous variables.
 
  Not wanting to make
  assumptions about the study, you should ask your advisor to use what kind of definition for
  these variables?
  A) operational definitions B) descriptive definitions
  C) definitive definitions D) experimental definitions

Question 2

Regression to the mean is most likely to occur
 
  a. when the sample size is small
  b. in research that studies children
  c. in posttest-only designs
  d. when participants are assigned randomly to experimental groups
  e. when participants are selected because of extreme scores



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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