In an experiment, one of the various values or states that an experimental factor can take on is called a
A)treatment
B)response
C)premonition
D)crosstab

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A treatment in an experiment refers to the various values or states that an experimental factor (also known as an independent variable) can take on. Each treatment represents a different condition under which the experiment is conducted to observe its effect on the dependent variable (response).

In an Experiment, One of the Various Values or States