After an experiment was in progress, a researcher learned that the experimental group had a more experienced teacher than did the control group.Should the researcher mention this fact in the research report?
A) Yes, any factor which might affect the internal validity of the experiment should be reported.
B) No, it is not necessary for the reader to know all the details about problems which arise during the course of a study.

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It is important to report any potentially confounding factors that may have affected the results of the experiment, even if they were not initially accounted for. This allows for a more accurate interpretation of the results and helps to ensure the validity of the study.

After an Experiment Was in Progress, a Researcher Learned That