An Intervening Variable Exists Only

question 96

Multiple Choice

An intervening variable exists only

• A) in our explanation of a behavior.
• B) to the extent that it is defined operationally.
• C) if it influences another intervening variable.
• D) to connect one stimulus to one response.

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Definitions:

Intelligence Scores

Numerical measures obtained from cognitive tests aimed at assessing an individual's mental capacity and abilities compared to an average score.

Impulsivity

A tendency to act on a whim, displaying behavior characterized by little or no forethought, reflection, or consideration of the consequences.

Attentional Capabilities

The ability to focus and maintain concentration on specific stimuli or tasks, often varying in capacity among individuals.

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