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faduma

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One of the difficulties associated with matching people to create comparable groups is that
 
  a. matching can lead to incomplete counterbalancing.
  b. matching can lead to latency effects.
  c. over time, matching can lead to statistical regression.
  d. matching on multiple variables often leads to poorly matched pairs.

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A researcher was interested in whether extraversion is related to drug use.



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