Why is random assignment to conditions

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Question 1: Why is it that selection is considered such a harmful experimental artifact and is there actually any possible way to control for it and dispel all possibilities that the participants may be different in some factors or ways? (Kaitlin Kimmons)

Question 2: Why is random assignment to conditions so important in experimental design? (Marie Andreschik)

Question 3: For principle 17, what would happen if the experimenter accidentally left in a confound in an experiment (or there was a confound that they did not realize existed)? (Ellen Baranczyk)

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