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An intervening variable can be observed directly during an experiment.
False
Lurking variables are a subset of dependent variables in an experiment.
False
Controllable variables are the ones that remain constant throughout the entire experiment.
False
Independent variables are those that are dependent on other variables in the experiment.
False
Dependent variables are the parameters that can change during the course of the research.
True
Extraneous variables have no impact on the interpretation or experimentation of results.
False
Learn about the essential components of variable variables in quantitative research, including the types of variables such as independent and dependent variables. Understand how variables can be manipulated and controlled in experiments.
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