Studies suggest that students who study with fewer distractions tend to get higher grades. What is the best scenario for being able to generalize this finding to the population?

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Studies suggest that students who study with fewer distractions tend to get higher grades. What is the best scenario for being able to generalize this finding to the population?

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studying alone in your room away from distractions even musicΞ

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