About the same time as Pager's (2003) file experiment on the mark of a criminal record, Bertrand and Mullainathan (2004) Links to an external site. conducted another study on racial discrimination in the labor market. Rather than use "live" auditors, the investigators sent resumes in response to help-wanted ads in Chicago and Boston newspapers. They sent a carefully matched pair of resumes to each ad, with one resume randomly assigned a white-sounding name (e.g., "Todd Baker" or "Anne Kelly") and the other a very African-American sounding name (e.g., "Tyrone Jackson" or "Ebony Jones"). Then they recorded whether an applicant received a phone or email callback for an interview. Based on this experiment, compose an original discussion post that addresses the following questions: Does this study have all the features of a true experiment? Carefully explain your position. What is the independent variable in this study? How is it manipulated? What is the dependent variable? In your view, what are the key strengths and weaknesses of the study? Suggest at least one way that th