How would execute your experiment

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Imagine that you are a behavior/social scientist.

You've been asked to design and execute an experiment that researches people's behavior and appearance.

State the question/title of your experiment.

Describe how you would execute your experiment (identify the IV and DV).

How would you measure your results?

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