Context Variables All of these are context variables except
A)experiment selection by subjects.
B)how experimenters assign subjects to conditions.
C)how experimenters recruit subjects.
D)how experimenters score data.

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Context variables refer to factors that can influence the results of an experiment but are not the variables being manipulated or measured by the experimenter. Experiment selection by subjects, how experimenters assign subjects to conditions, and how experimenters recruit subjects are all examples of context variables. Scoring data is not a context variable as it is directly related to the variables being measured in the experiment.

Context Variables All of These Are Context Variables Except