Multiple Choice
Why are control groups necessary in certain experiments?
A) To make sure that the experimenter is honest
B) To make it easier to estimate the influence of the independent variable
C) To enable the researcher to repeat the experiment
D) To enable the researcher to identify the dependent variable
Correct Answer:
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