An experimenterȇs control over an experimental setting affects
A)the control group.
B)external validity.
C)maturation.
D)None of the above

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An experimenter's control over an experimental setting can affect external validity, which refers to the ability to generalize results from the study to other settings or populations. If the experimental setting is so tightly controlled that it does not resemble real-world conditions, then the results may only be relevant to the specific setting used in the study. The control group and maturation are not directly impacted by the experimenter's control over the experimental setting.

An Experimenterȇs Control Over an Experimental Setting Affects