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(True/False) In an experimental study, participants are randomly allocated (by chance, rather than by choice), to two different experimental groups. The reason for randonmizatio…

(True/False) In an experimental study, participants are randomly allocated (by chance, rather than by choice), to two different experimental groups. The reason for randonmizatio…
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(True/False) In an experimental study, participants are randomly allocated (by chance, rather than by choice), to two different experimental groups. The reason for randonmization is to reduce bias.

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