Identify the goal of the experiment (ie reducing bias or limiting the effects of sampling error) that is aided by the following procedures a. Including extreme treatment levels b. Using a paired design c. Having the same number of units in each group
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Including extreme treatment levels: The goal of this procedure is to limit the effects of sampling error. By including extreme treatment levels, the experiment can capture a wider range of potential outcomes and thus provide a more accurate estimate of the true Show more…
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