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Define these terms.
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1.1
Central tendency
1.2
Class intervel
1.3
Clinical case history w:Sampling_(case_studies)
1.4
Contigency
1.5
Control group
1.6
Correlation
1.7
Debriefing
1.8
Dependent variable
1.9
Descriptive statistics
1.10
Directional hypothesis
1.11
Double blind
1.12
Empirical
1.13
Experimental group
1.14
Experimental method
1.15
Extraneous variable
1.16
Frequency distribution
1.17
Frequency polygon
1.18
Histogram
1.19
Hypothesis
1.20
Independent variable
1.21
Inferential statistics
1.22
Informed consent
1.23
Matched sampling
1.24
Mean
1.25
Median
1.26
Mode
1.27
Naturalistic observation
1.28
Normal curve
1.29
Null hypothesis
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