A Variable That Inadvertently Causes an Experimental Result Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

A variable that inadvertently causes an experimental result is:

• A) confounded with the dependent variable.
• B) confounded with the independent variable.
• C) confounded with the control variables.
• D) unlikely to be important in experiments.

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Definitions:

Primarily Liable

Being the first or main party responsible for fulfilling a debt or obligation.

Secondarily Liable

Pertains to a party that holds liability not as the primary party responsible but as a backup in case the primarily liable party fails to fulfill their obligations.

Personally Liable

The state of being legally responsible for debts or obligations out of personal assets, not limited to business or corporate assets.

Agent

An individual or entity authorized to act on behalf of another in legal or business matters.