Maturation as a threat to internal validity in experiments refers to:

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Maturation as a threat to internal validity in experiments refers to:

Maturation as a threat to internal validity in experiments refers to:

a. some subjects are older than others
b. as people grow and change, results can be impacted
c. only subjects over the age of 21 are mature enough to be part of an experiment
d. none of the above

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