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There is no blinding factor.

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People who ate granola did better on tests than those who ate eggs and bacon or no breakfast at all, but people who ate eggs and bacon did better as well than those with no breakfast.

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400 students from another school will take the same treatments and re-do the experiment

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Sample Size: 400 high school students from one high school
Margin of Error: 0.05

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Not possible, there are too many factors.

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Not possible, there are more than two factors.

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Blocks of a 100 per grade then randomly assign 25 students to a breakfast within the block

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The group who is not receiving breakfast will be the control group. This way there’s is something to base the people who receive a breakfasts test scores off of.

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The test scores received on the math, science, and English tests.

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The type of food or no food at all that the students have for breakfast before school.

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The 4 groups of 25 randomly selected kids will be assigned a different breakfast. One group will have a granola bar, another bacon and eggs, the next cereal, and the last will not be given breakfast. Each group will take a math, science, and English test over the course of 3 days.

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400 highschool students will be randomly selected from one high school. There will be 4 blocks made up of 100 students from each grade. Then those smaller blocks will be randomly split into groups of 25 and each assignment one type of breakfast/ no breakfast.

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Does what students eat for breakfast affect how well they do on a test?

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The type of food students eat for breakfast and their test scores.