Conventional experiments require that subjects be divided into two groups: the control group contains the subjects who are exposed to the independent variable and the experimental group who are not exposed to the independent variable.

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Conventional experiments require that subjects be divided into two groups, the experimental group who are exposed to the independent variable, and the control group who are not exposed to the independent variable.

Conventional Experiments Require That Subjects Be Divided into Two Groups