A group that experiences all experimental procedures with the exception of exposure to the independent variable is called a ____.
A)control group
B)random group
C)variable group
D)dynamic group

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A control group is a group that experiences all experimental procedures but does not receive the independent variable being tested. The purpose of a control group is to provide a baseline for comparison to the experimental group, which receives the independent variable. The other answer choices do not accurately describe this type of group.

A Group That Experiences All Experimental Procedures with the Exception