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8. Which of the following research methods can a researcher draw a cause and effect conclusion? a. experiment b. naturalistic observation c. survey d. correlational study 9. The measurement of school spirit based on how many people participate in homecoming activities is an example of a(n): a. confirmation bias. b. independent variable. c. confounding variable. d. operational definition.

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