Multiple Choice
Randomization strengthens an experimental study in which of these ways?
A) It reduces the risk that a subject will be harmed by participation in the study.
B) It ensures that the experimental group and the control group have the same number of participants.
C) It allows the study to proceed without the researcher knowing which group is the experimental treatment group.
D) It increases the likelihood that the differences in outcomes between the groups are not related to chance alone.
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