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In an experiment, what happens to the control group?
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In an experiment, what happens to the control group?

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No treatment is given to a control group. Controls eliminate alternate explanations of experimental results especially experimental errors and experimenter errors and experimenter bias.
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Nothing changes, everything in the control group stays the same.
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