a. Component 3: The individuals or objects studied and how they were selected.
b. Component 4: The exact nature of the measurements made or questions asked.
c. Component 5: The setting in which the measurements were taken.
d. Component 6: Differences in the groups being compared, in addition to the factor of interest.
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