Look at the following example and answer the questions:
Many argue that they cannot concentrate on work unless they have a cup of coffee. Others believe that caffeine intake is disruptive and will result in a poorer performance. A psychologist decided to investigate. He wanted to find out if caffeine intake affected people's performance on a memory test. Some participants had 2 cups of coffee, some a glass of water and some nothing to drink at all. He tested 30 people from a large office and divided them into 3 groups.

• How would you conduct the study?

• Make a possible hypothesis for this study

• Find two things in this example which indicate that this is an experiment

• What is an independent variable? Find it in this example

• What is a dependent variable? Find it in this example

• Who is in the experimental group and who is in the control group(s)?

• What are possible faults in this experiment?

• Explain why it is important to assign people randomly to groups

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Answer:

Option 6 What are possible faults, Mainly because this experiment 1. I can tell has many faults in it already and 2. none of it is complete fact so it can be picked apart into many good reasons to why the experiment is not perfect

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