Question

We rarely know at the start of an experiment what extraneous variables could affect our results. The best means of controlling unknown sources of extraneous variables is Group of answer choices

Answer 1

Group of answer choices as it was omitted

a. matching

b. randomizing

c. counterbalancing

d. analysis of co-variance

Answer: Randomizing

Step-by-step explanation:Randomizing, a statistical theory in the design of experiment generally used in randomized controlled trials of experimental research is defined as a method which involves randomly assigning experimental units to any treatment group which is based on chance and not choice. Randomization reduces or eliminate bias and controls extraneous variables (an unnecessary variable which is not the Independent Variable that can influence the dependent variable) that could affect results giving a more reliable results.