Controlling for Confounding Variables
In experimental research, which strategy is primarily used to control for the effects of confounding variables?
A
Implement random assignment to groups to ensure each has similar variable distribution.
B
Use only non-experimental designs as they are less affected by confounding variables.
C
Test only one group instead of multiple groups for easier comparison and control.
D
Analyze confounding variables separately from primary outcome measures in analysis.
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