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To design an experiment, I would first formulate a clear hypothesis based on my answer. Next, I would identify the variables to manipulate (independent variable) and measure (dependent variable), ensuring to control for confounding factors. I would then randomly assign participants to different groups to ensure reliability and validity. Finally, I would analyze the results using appropriate statistical methods to determine if my hypothesis is supported.

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