What is a subject variable?
a. A characteristic or feature of a research participant used to assign that participant to a condition of an experiment (e.g., the subject's age).
b. The individual score of a subject on the dependent variable measure.
c. A characteristic or feature of a subject which is expected to change as the result of an experimental manipulation.
d. The degree to which a subject responds to an experimental manipulation.
Question 2
Small-n and single-case research is often considered a variation of _____ design(s).
a. a quasi-experimental
b. a within-participant
c. a between-participant
d. both quasi-experimental and within-participant
An example of a homeostatically controlled variable: blood levels of glucose in a human.
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Nutrition-related research findings are often lead stories in newspapers, magazines, and on websites
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