In the context of a research design, a demonstration differs from an experiment in that a demonstration:
A) exposes a group of subjects to only one treatment condition.
B) involves the manipulation of an independent variable.
C) aids in identifying relationships among variables.
D) is unable to show what happens under a specified set of conditions.

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A demonstration involves exposing a group to only one treatment condition, unlike an experiment which typically involves multiple conditions to compare effects.

In the Context of a Research Design, a Demonstration Differs