Im going with A but not sure
i think it’s the second answer choice
It seems that you have missed some details for the given statement above. But anyway, here is the answer. Based on the given statement above, I could say that it is not totally that our choices can often be explained by examining our scripts. But our choices can often give sense in light of our experiences. Hope this answer helps.
Answer: The students inserting the zippers
Explanation:
The students inserting the zippers are the focus of this study and the reason for the study is to examine the students' sewing skills.
A variable here is the time it takes each student to complete their individual tasks. The independent variables are the number of students, the tools used, and the task, which is the same. The teacher's observation is a quantitative variable as the results are numerical and statistical functions can be applied to them.
