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Different experimental designs explored, explanation of confounding variables and how to control them. Reliability and Validity identified and explained.
How do you design a psychological experiment? What are extraneous variables and how do they confound experiments? How can reliability and validity be tested?
Different experimental designs explored, explanation of confounding variables and how to control them. Reliability and Validity identified and explained.
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