Researchers at the Columbia University wanted to see if men truly were superior to women in navigation. They had a group of West Point students divided into Male and Female classes, the females to compare with, and gave each a compass and access to a land navigation course where the students had to find 12 way points, in order. Each subject was timed individually. The results showed that while men were significantly faster in completing the task, women tended to make less mistakes, but took longer Match the number to the letter

1. Independent Variable
2. Dependent Variable
3. Control Condition
4. Experimental Condition

A. Women
B. Gender of the participants
C. Time Taken on the course
D. Men

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