To help control for possible confounding variables,researchers use
A) experimental designs.
B) the scientific method.
C) random assignment.
D) participation effects.

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Random assignment helps to control for possible confounding variables by ensuring that participants are equally likely to be placed in each experimental condition, making it less likely that any observed differences are due to pre-existing differences between groups rather than the independent variable being studied. The other choices are not directly related to controlling for confounding variables.

To Help Control for Possible Confounding Variables,researchers Use