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OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS OF IDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT VARIABLES
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NEITHER IV OR DV ARE DEFINED PROPERLY
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ONE OF THE VARIABLES IS DEFINED PROPERLY WITH A CLEAR DEFINITION
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BOTH IV AND DP ARE DEFINED PROPERLY BUT THE CLARITY OF ONE OR BOTH IS LACKING
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BOTH THE IV ANDE DP ARE DEFINED PROPERLY WITH CLEAR DEFINITIONS
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NULL AND ALTERNATE HYPOTHESIS
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BOTH ARE NOT WRITTEN IN THE PROPER FORMAT OR CLARITY
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ONE IS WRITTEN IN THE PROPER FORMAT WITH CLARITY
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BOTH ARE WRITTEN IN THE PROPER FORMAT BUT LACKS IN SOME CLARITY
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BOTH ARE WRITTEN IN THE PROPER FORMAT WITH GOOD CLARITY
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TYPE OF EXPERIMENT
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IMPROPER TYPE OF EXPERIMENT CHOSEN FOR STATED HYPOTHESIS
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PROPER TYPE OF EXPERIMENT CHOSEN BUT LOGIC OF CHOICE IS LACKING FOR HYPOTHESIS
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PROPER TYPE OF EXPERIMENT IS CHOSEN WITH A GOOD DEGREE OF LOGIC OF CHOICE FOR HYPOTHESIS
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PROPER TYPE OF EXPERIMENT IS CHOSEN WITH AN EXCELLENT DEGREE OF LOGICAL OF CHOICE FOR HYPOTHESIS
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IDENTIFYING CONTROLLED VARIABLES
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CONTROLLED VARIABLES IMPROPERLY IDENTIFIED
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CONTROLLED VARIABLES PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BUT MISSING IMPORTANT VARIABLES
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ALL NECESSARY VARIABLE ARE PROPERLY IDENTIFIED BUT LACKING IN CLARITY OF CONTROL
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ALL NECESSARY VARIALBLES ARE PROPERLY IDENTIFIED WITH GOOD CLARITY OF CONTROL
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Total---->
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