when working with K-12 students? In other words, which method is not well-supported by research? Briefly discuss one reason to support your answer.

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Q: Who served as the control group for the Tuskegee study?

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Q: 9. Why is a control group generally very important in an experiment?

A: Experiments are done to find out the conclusion of any problem.

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