If all groups in an experiment are treated the same way, what is expected regarding the scores on aggression?
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The question is asking about the expected outcomes of scores on aggression in an experiment where all groups are treated the same way. The focus is on how similar or different the scores are likely to be among the groups.
Answer
Similar aggression scores are expected across all groups.
If all groups in an experiment are treated the same way, it is expected that the scores on aggression will be similar across groups.
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If all groups in an experiment are treated the same way, it is expected that the scores on aggression will be similar across groups.
More Information
In an experimental setup where all conditions are kept constant across groups, the variability in outcomes such as aggression should be minimized, assuming no other external factors are influencing the behavior.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming differences will be observed simply due to measuring the same behavior under identical conditions.
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