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In this study, the variable being manipulated by the researcher is

In this study, the variable being manipulated by the researcher is

a. sex
b. intelligence
c. the IQ tests
d. none of these

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If you wanted to assess the health of peanut crops in Georgia on a 20-point scale, you might evaluate a sample of peanuts. Your data would best be summarized using the mean and the _____.

a. sample standard deviation
b. sample variance
c. estimated population standard deviation
d. estimated population variance

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