Multiple Choice
According to Aronson, the most important condition that must be met before any experiment can lead to definite cause-and-effect conclusions is:
A) random assignment of subjects to groups
B) the presence of a correlation between variables
C) the presence of broad demand characteristics
D) the manipulation of all dependent variables
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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