In psychological studies, random assignment refers to the use of procedures that guarantee that each participant has the same probability of assignment or choice in the study groups.
It is necessary to take into account that random assignment and random selection are different, since the first refers to the distribution of participants in random and balanced ways in experimental groups and the second refers to the selection of individuals capable of representing certain characteristics of a population
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The experimental methodological aspect that Buster can point out to refute that criticism is the random assignment, whereby study participants are randomly assigned to different groups.
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Math, astronomy, numeric system using base 60 for the use of tell in time and degrees
Oh that one is really east it is A for sure
I encountered this question before but it had choices. The missing choices of this question are:
A- immigration
<span>B-Natural selection </span>
<span>C- Random mutations </span>
<span>D- Geographic isolation
My answer would be C - RANDOM MUTATIONS.
A. Immigration is not applicable because it states There has been no migration in or out of the population in the last 200 years.
B. Natural selection is not applicable because of it states that the recessive allele frequency has been 0%.
D. Geographic isolation is not applicable because it is not a factor in the increase in the recessive allele frequency.
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