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A drug company wanted to test a new depression medication. The researchers found 200 adults aged 25-35 and randomly assigned them to two groups. The first group received the new drug, while the second received a placebo. After one month of treatment, the percentage of each group whose depression symptoms decreased was recorded and compared. How many levels does the treatment in this experiment have?

▸ 2 (medication or placebo)

▸ 10 (age span of respondents)

▸ 1 (months of treatment)

▸ 200 (number of respondents)

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