If a study reports performance on a measure "controlling for the effects of education" or some other variable,it is likely the design is one involving ____.
A)randomized blocks
B)covariance
C)factorial design
D)switching

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Controlling for the effects of a variable typically involves using covariance analysis, which is a way to statistically adjust for the influence of one or more variables on a dependent variable of interest. Randomized blocks and factorial designs are experimental designs that involve manipulating variables of interest, whereas switching refers to a design feature in which participants are switched between different experimental conditions.

If a Study Reports Performance on a Measure "Controlling for the Effects