10.2 The use of paired data (dependent means) often allows for the control of unmeasurable or confounding...
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10.2 The use of paired data (dependent means) often allows for the control of unmeasurable or confounding variables because each pair is subjected to these confounding effects equally. True/False
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Just The Essentials Of Elementary Statistics
ISBN: 9780495314875
10th Edition
Authors: Robert Johnson, Patricia Kuby
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