Individual Difference Variables Are Typically

question 15

Multiple Choice

Individual difference variables are typically:

• A) Used to produce differences in performance
• B) Measured to allow for changes in the dependent variable
• C) Manipulated to create change in a treatment condition
• D) Environmental contexts and participant characteristics

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