Intrinsic factors that could influence a study's findings can be controlled through decisions about which of the following?

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Intrinsic factors are subject characteristics that can function as extraneous variables, and thus are controlled through decisions about sampling. Extrinsic factors are characteristics of the research situation and study procedures that can function as extraneous variables and are controlled primarily by design and data collection decisions.

Intrinsic Factors That Could Influence a Study's Findings Can Be