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Observational studies are different from experiments because
Observational studies are different from experiments because
- They observe dependent variables
- They involve controlling independent variables (correct)
- They focus on the hypothetico-deductive approach
- They cover the inductive observation of phenomena
What is a characteristic of observational studies?
What is a characteristic of observational studies?
- They involve celestial engineering
- They are commonly used in the physical sciences
- They can control independent variables
- They focus on dependent variables (correct)
Which field(s) commonly use(s) observational methods?
Which field(s) commonly use(s) observational methods?
- Physical sciences
- Medical field
- Political field
- All of the above (correct)
What is the main difference between observational studies and experiments?
What is the main difference between observational studies and experiments?
Why are observational studies unable to control independent variables?
Why are observational studies unable to control independent variables?
True or false: Observational methods are commonly used in the social, medical, political, and economic fields.
True or false: Observational methods are commonly used in the social, medical, political, and economic fields.
True or false: Observational studies can control independent variables.
True or false: Observational studies can control independent variables.
True or false: Observational studies and experiments both observe dependent variables.
True or false: Observational studies and experiments both observe dependent variables.
True or false: Celestial engineering is currently possible in astronomy.
True or false: Celestial engineering is currently possible in astronomy.
True or false: Conducting experiments to study behavioral incentives for criminals online is feasible.
True or false: Conducting experiments to study behavioral incentives for criminals online is feasible.