Which of the following accurately describes either the purpose or benefit, if any, of implementing controls in the design of an experiment? Check all that apply.
Group of answer choices

A. By controlling variables, the differences observed in the response variable can be attributed to the treatment and not some other factor.

B. There is no benefit of control in the experiment.

C. By controlling variables that may influence the response variable, we eliminate variability in the response variable.

D. By controlling variables in the experiment, we eliminate the need to have a control group.

E. By controlling variables that may influence the response variable, we reduce variability in the response variable.

The purpose or the benefit for implementing the control in the design of the experiment should be option B and option D.

What is the control in experimental design?

At the time of conducting an experiment, the control refer to an elements where it should not be changed or not be impacted by the other variables.

It is used like the benchmark or the comparsion point where the other test result should be determined.

Moreover, there is no benefit and we remove the requirement of the control group.

Hence, the option b and option d is correct.

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