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If Individuals in Different Groups Are Not Treated Identically Except

Question 53

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If individuals in different groups are not treated identically except for the independent variable, then:

A) within-groups variance is increased.
B) the F ratio is decreased.
C) a possible confound is introduced.
D) between-groups variance is decreased.

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