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ALG2.225 Designing Experiments and Identifying Confounding Worksheet

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This Algebra II Math worksheet provides structured practice on ALG2.225 Designing Experiments and Identifying Confounding. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ALG2.225 Designing Experiments and Identifying Confounding - Practice questions for Designing Experiments and Identifying Confounding.

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Algebra II

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
A researcher tests whether a new vitamin reduces colds. The vitamin group is tested during November-December. The placebo group is tested during March-April.
What is the primary problem?
AColds cannot be counted.
BSeason of the year is confounded with treatment, and cold rates vary by season.
CRandomization is guaranteed by months.
DPlacebos remove all confounding.
Solution & Explanation:Cold rates change with season. If groups are tested in different seasons, any difference could be due to season rather than the vitamin.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A school pilot program gives tablets to students and sees higher reading scores. However, only students whose parents signed a permission form received tablets.
What is the strongest threat to validity?
ARandom assignment occurred.
BScores are not measurable.
CTablets cannot affect reading.
DPermission-form signing creates self-selection; parents who sign may differ in support and resources, confounding the tablet effect.
Solution & Explanation:Families who consent may be more involved or have different resources. Those factors affect reading and are tied to tablet receipt, creating confounding.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
A researcher tests a new fertilizer and records plant height. The treatment group's heights are measured with a ruler marked in centimeters. The control group's heights are measured with a ruler marked in inches, then converted, but many conversions are rounded.
What is the best concern?
AUnits never matter.
BRandomization prevents any measurement issues.
CRounding always increases accuracy.
DDifferent measurement processes can create systematic error, confounding group differences.
Solution & Explanation:Different instruments and rounding rules can bias measurements. If one group has more rounding error, apparent height differences may reflect measurement differences rather than true growth.

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