Which of the following occurs if the sampling units in an experimental cell are somehow different than the units in another cell,and this difference affects the dependent variable?
A)systematic or nonsampling error
B)sampling error
C)experimenter bias
D)subject bias

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The given scenario describes a systematic error as the differences in sampling units are affecting the dependent variable. Nonsampling error refers to errors that are not related to sampling, such as errors in measurement or data entry. Sampling error occurs when the sample is not representative of the entire population. Experimenter bias occurs when the experimenter's expectations or preferences influence the results, and subject bias occurs when the participants' expectations or beliefs influence their behavior or responses. None of these options describe the given scenario as accurately as systematic error.

Which of the Following Occurs If the Sampling Units in an Experimental