The "Third Variable Problem" Refers to a

question 26

Multiple Choice

The "third variable problem" refers to a

• A) study in which an independent variable was not manipulated.
• B) study where the results revealed a zero correlation.
• C) situation where a variable that was not measured actually accounts for the relationship.
• D) situation where the proper dependent variable was not measured.

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Definitions:

Slurred Speech

A speech disorder characterized by unclear articulation and difficulty in forming words correctly, often indicative of neurological or intoxication issues.

Facial Drooping

A condition often signifying neurological damage or stroke, characterized by weakness or paralysis of facial muscles on one or both sides.

Acute Stroke Team

A specialized group of healthcare professionals dedicated to the rapid assessment and treatment of stroke, aiming to minimize brain damage and improve outcomes.

Carotid Artery

A significant artery in the neck responsible for delivering blood to the brain, neck, and face.