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The effects of different lighting levels on productivity are evaluated using a designed experiment. Two hundred office workers who have the same basic job assignments are randomly selected to participate. Each worker is randomly assigned a different lighting level at his or her desk. Ambient (background) lighting is held constant for all workers. A benchmark of productivity is recorded for each worker. In this study, thesampleis best described as:

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200 office workers.

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the different lighting levels.

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the amount of productivity.

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all office workers with similar job assignments.

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