Continuous variables
A) are variables that scientists keep controlled in experiments to rule out measurement error.
B) are working premises set up to be falsifiable.
C) have values that may change by an infinitesimally small amount, rather than in units of some predetermined size.
D) have values that remain the same in repeated experiments that help scientists make stronger conclusions.
E) fall outside of a typical bell curve.

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Continuous variables can take on an infinite number of values within a given range, allowing for changes by infinitesimally small amounts.

Continuous Variables