Multiple Choice
In the textbook notation for experimental design
A) X represents control group respondents.
B) X refers to the method employed to measure the response variable.
C) O represents the exposure of a respondent to an experimental treatment.
D) X represents the exposure of a group to an experiential treatment whose effect is to be observed, and O represents the observation
Or measurement taken on the group.
E) O1 and O2 represent the matching of experimental and control groups.
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