Principle of Replication in Experiments

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What is the purpose of introducing replication in a study?

  • To introduce variability and complexity into the study design
  • To conduct the experiment without any control or planning
  • To increase the precision of a study and estimate main effects and interactions accurately (correct)
  • To decrease the accuracy of the main effects and interactions

What does the Principle of Randomization protect against in an experiment?

  • It protects against deliberate manipulation of extraneous factors
  • It protects against the chance variation caused by extraneous factors (correct)
  • It protects against the effects of extraneous factors by introducing variability
  • It protects against the accurate estimation of main effects and interactions

What does the Principle of Local Control emphasize in experimental designs?

  • Dividing the field into several homogeneous parts known as 'blocks' (correct)
  • Measuring the contribution of treatments to the total variability of the data
  • Deliberately introducing variability caused by extraneous factors
  • Eliminating all sources of variability from the experimental error

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