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Experimental Research Strategies Quiz

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What is the goal of the experimental research strategy?

To establish the existence of a cause-and-effect relationship between two variables (correct)

To observe changes in variables over time

To compare the means of different groups

To analyze correlations between variables

What must a true experiment demonstrate?

Variables are correlated with each other

Observations of variables over time

Changes in one variable are directly responsible for causing changes in the second variable (correct)

Comparison of means of different groups

In an experimental research strategy, what does a variable cause?

A decrease in standard deviation

A change to another variable (correct)

An increase in sample size

A shift in the mean

What relationship does the experimental research strategy aim to establish?

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What must an experimental research strategy demonstrate about changes in variables?

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Experimental Research Strategy

The goal of the experimental research strategy is to establish cause-and-effect relationships between variables.
A true experiment must demonstrate causality, internal validity, and control over extraneous variables.
In an experiment, a variable (independent variable) causes a change in another variable (dependent variable).
The experimental research strategy aims to establish a cause-and-effect relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable.
An experimental research strategy must demonstrate that changes in the independent variable are the cause of changes in the dependent variable, and not the result of other factors.

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Test your knowledge of experimental research strategies with this quiz. Explore the goals and methods of experimental research to establish cause-and-effect relationships in the behavioral sciences.