A specific amount or category of the independent variable that creates the specific situation under which the participants' scores on some other variable are measured is called a(n)
a. independent variable. c. condition.
b. dependent variable. d. statistic.
Question 2
Technically, behavior-influencing variables that an experimenter cannot change by doing something to participants are called a(n)
a. independent variable. c. dependent variable.
b. quasi-independent variable. d. quasi-dependent variable.
Controlled Experiments Manipulate a Variable
Both the top and bottom pattern have the same frequency. However, the amount of on-time varies.
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