When a Confounding Variable Is Present in an Experiment, One

question 22

Multiple Choice

When a confounding variable is present in an experiment, one cannot tell whether the results were due to the _____.

• A)independent variable or the dependent variable
• B)independent variable or the confounding variable
• C)dependent variable or the confounding variable
• D)dependent variable or the participant variable

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Definitions:

Differences Tradition

A perspective emphasizing the unique qualities and values of different cultures, communities, and demographic groups.

Devaluing Strengths

The act of downplaying or underestimating the positive attributes and capabilities of individuals or groups, often due to bias or stereotypes.

Autonomy

The capacity and right of individuals to make their own choices and to act independently.

Independent Self

A self-concept characterized by prioritizing personal goals, values, and beliefs over the expectations and norms of social groups or collectives.