What Does a Researcher Do When Conducting an Experiment

question 129

Multiple Choice

What does a researcher do when conducting an experiment

• A) in-depth investigation of an individual subject through detailed documentation 
• B) observation of behaviour as it occurs in its natural environment 
• C) systematic observation or measurement of two variables to see whether there is an association between them 
• D) manipulation of a variable under carefully controlled conditions and observation of whether there are changes in a second variable as a result

Analyze the effects of repeated play and government intervention on strategic outcomes.

Understand the role of price leadership in market strategies.

Identify when collusion might occur and recognize its forms, including cartels.

Recognize the tit-for-tat strategy and its effectiveness in repeated games.

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Definitions:

Ethics

A set of moral principles that govern the behavior of individuals and institutions.

Values and Principles

Fundamental beliefs and guidelines that shape an individual's behavior and decision-making process, often reflecting what is important to them.

Long-term Effectiveness

A measure of how well a method, strategy, or action maintains its desired outcomes or benefits over an extended period.

Environment

The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates, including natural, social, and cultural elements.