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a. Describe the study population b. What was the independent variable of interest in this study? c. This study makes use of two different versions of this independent variable. What are these two versions? d. What type of variable is each? e. How were participants recruited into the study? f. What type of sample was taken?

          a. Describe the study population
b. What was the independent variable of interest in this study?
c. This study makes use of two different versions of this independent variable. What are these two versions?
d. What type of variable is each?
e. How were participants recruited into the study?
f. What type of sample was taken?

a. Describe the study population
b. What was the independent variable of interest in this study?
c. This study makes use of two different versions of this independent variable. What are these two versions?
d. What type of variable is each?
e. How were participants recruited into the study?
f. What type of sample was taken?

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a. Describe the study population. b. What was the independent variable of interest in this study? c. This study makes use of two different versions of this independent variable. What are these two versions? d. What type of variable is each? e. How were participants recruited into the study? f. What type of sample was taken?