An Artificially Created Situation That Allows the Researcher to Manipulate

question 83

Multiple Choice

An artificially created situation that allows the researcher to manipulate variables and to introduce control variables is known as a(n)

• A)survey.
• B)experiment.
• C)replication.
• D)research design.

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Understand the concept and importance of a lifespan approach in psychology.

Grasp the basic principles of behaviorist perspective, including reinforcement and punishment.

Comprehend the broad domains of development: perceptual, cognitive, moral, social, motor, and physical.

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