I believe the answer is: Ruling out rival hypotheses
Rival hypothesis refers to two possible alternatives to explain a certain occurrence which would contradict one another. Ruling out rival hypotheses is really crucial in order to improve internal validity of the result, and usually carried out by using control techniques (most important is random assignment).
The weave lane is the lane that used for both entering and exiting a highway.
<h3>What is a
weave lane?</h3>
It refers to a freeway / expressway lane that acts as both an entrance and an exit lane for the driver.
On the weave lane, the driver must drive carefully because vehicles share the same lane to exit and enter the expressway
Hence, the weave lane is the lane that used for both entering and exiting a highway.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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He <span>believed in individual freedom, but thought the government should be involved in certain circumstances. </span>
There are no others listed all it says is Which of the following Cabinet departments was established before the others listed?
