You want to study the relationship between the age of students and how creative they are in problem solving. If you "restrict the range" of the students you study-for example, you just study middle school students rather than students of all ages-then what happens to your results? O They get better because you have focused your efforts on a targeted group. O They get better because middle school students are at the creative peak age O They get weaker just because you have 'restricted the range' and that almost always leads to lower relationships. OIt will have no effect on the results-if there is an effect it will show up equally powerfully either way.

You want to study the relationship between the age of students and how creative they are in problem solving. If you "restrict the range" of the students you study-for example, you just study middle school students rather than students of all ages-then what happens to your results? O They get better because you have focused your efforts on a targeted group. O They get better because middle school students are at the creative peak age O They get weaker just because you have 'restricted the range' and that almost always leads to lower relationships. OIt will have no effect on the results-if there is an effect it will show up equally powerfully either way.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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