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Why did Baron-Cohen decide to include a group of participants with Tourette's syndrome? Question 2 options: There are NO similarities between Tourette's syndrome and autism. Including this group for comparison helps to rule out certain extraneous variables. because they are a similar age and gender. they were required to have a third group of participants for the research design they wanted to use.

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          Why did Baron-Cohen decide to include a group of participants with Tourette's syndrome? 
Question 2 options:
There are NO similarities between Tourette's syndrome and autism. 
Including this group for comparison helps to rule out certain extraneous variables. 
because they are a similar age and gender. 
they were required to have a third group of participants for the research design they wanted to use.

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Why did Baron-Cohen decide to include a group of participants with Tourette's syndrome? Question 2 options: There are NO similarities between Tourette's syndrome and autism. Including this group for comparison helps to rule out certain extraneous variables. because they are a similar age and gender. they were required to have a third group of participants for the research design they wanted to use.