A Confounding Variable in a Research Design Is

question 10

Multiple Choice

A confounding variable in a research design is:

• A) an unintended independent variable that covaries with an intended independent variable.
• B) dependent on using a lie detector in order to eliminate possible false descriptions.
• C) a procedure used to sort out information and create results that are high in validity.
• D) a bonus researchers are happy to see because it is often an unexpected benefit of conducting research.

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Definitions:

Current Liability

Short-term financial obligations that are due within one year or within a normal operating cycle.

Bank Indebtedness

The amount of debt owed to banks by an individual or corporation, typically arising from loans or overdrafts.

Payroll Liabilities

Financial obligations related to employee compensation, including owed wages, salaries, and other benefits, which a company must pay.

CPP Contributions

Payments made into the Canada Pension Plan by workers and employers to fund future retirement, disability, or survivor benefits.