If a confounding variable has been included in the design of an experiment,then interpretation of the results would be ___.
A)correct for the independent variable but not for the confounding variable
B)ambiguous
C)partially correct
D)unaffected by the confounding variable

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The presence of a confounding variable can make it unclear whether the observed effects are due to the independent variable or the confounding variable, leading to ambiguous results.

If a Confounding Variable Has Been Included in the Design