Refer to the research study below to answer questions 26-29….
Refer to the research study below to answer questions 26-29. Dr. Math wondered if children learn multiplication better if they are taught by a teacher wearing a shirt depicting a nice cartoon character rather than a shirt depicting a scary cartoon character. He randomly assigned students to one of two classes. In class A, Mr. Jackson wore a SpongeBob (nice character) shirt while teaching multiplication. In class B, Mrs. Samalez wore a Joker (scary character) shirt while teaching multiplication. All students then took a multiplication test. A suspicion probe indicated that students were unaware of the purpose of the study. To make sure that the students thought SpongeBob was nice and the Joker was scary, Dr. Math could have _________.
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An experiment on successful aging divides participants into two groups. The first group consists of older adults who are physically active. The second group consists of those who are sedentary (inactive). The adults are followed over the course of 20 years, starting at age 70. Many of the inactive adults die during the study while those in the active group remain relatively healthy. This is an example of __________.
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