Asked by Marissa Davis on Jun 04, 2024
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An independent variable is one that
A) is irrelevant to what happens in the experiment.
B) the experimenter cannot control or measure.
C) the experimenter changes or controls..
D) the experimenter measures after the treatment.
Independent Variable
In an experiment, this is the element that is intentionally varied or adjusted by the scientist to determine its influence on the dependent variable.
- Master the notions and roles of independent and dependent variables in the context of research.
Verified Answer
JR
janet reyesJun 10, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
An independent variable is the variable that the experimenter changes or controls in order to observe its effect on the dependent variable. It is a variable that is intentionally manipulated in an experiment. Option A and D are incorrect as the independent variable is not irrelevant or measured after the treatment, and option B is incorrect as the experimenter should be able to control or manipulate the independent variable.
Learning Objectives
- Master the notions and roles of independent and dependent variables in the context of research.
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