In an Experiment, the Independent Variable Is the Behavior That

question 97

Multiple Choice

In an experiment, the independent variable is the behavior that is being

• A) manipulated.​
• B) ​controlled.
• C) ​correlated.
• D) ​observed.

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Definitions:

Population Values

Population values refer to the actual values or characteristics of every member of a defined group or population.

Sampling Distribution

A statistic's probability layout derived through random sampling.

Probability Distribution

The function that describes the likelihood of obtaining the possible values that a random variable can take.

Likelihood of Occurrence

Likelihood of occurrence refers to the probability that a given event will happen, often used in statistics to estimate outcomes.