Which of the following would not be a "control" in an experimental procedure?

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An experimental group is not a control group, it is the group that receives the experimental treatment. A control group is a group that is not exposed to the experimental treatment and serves as a baseline for comparison. A placebo, a known standard of comparison, a normal group, and a "zero-value" group can all potentially serve as controls in an experimental procedure.

Which of the Following Would Not Be a "Control" in an Experimental