Multiple Choice
Helena proposes that the more impulsive a student is, the more likely he or she will be to change answers on a multiple-choice test. The variable(s) in this statement is/are:
A) impulsivity.
B) answer-changing.
C) both impulsivity and answer-changing.
D) impulsivity, the student, and answer-changing.
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