The given scenario is an example of a selection-history effect.
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In group-based research, selection-history effect assesses the behaviour displayed by the test subjects before and after the test. Since it is a history threat or effect, it means the outcomes of the results will be affected by the individual’s past experiences.
The individuals in the research have different pasts, and while the control group may have performed worse, it shows that there are other factors influencing motor control. It may be a bad experience with bad driving at a younger age, or some have a phobia to driving.
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His voyages showed that the circumference of the earth was longer than what Columbus had estimated. The Columbian Exchange was: the transatlantic flow of plants, animals, and germs that began after Christopher Columbus reached the New World.
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I'm not one hundred percent sure that's right. But it's what i came up with.
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i think it is true but i'm not sure.
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