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Suppose that Jane enjoys Diet Coke so much that she consumes one can every day.Although she enjoys gourmet cheese,she consumes it sporadically.If the price of Diet Coke rises,Jane decreases her consumption by only a very small amount.But if the price of gourmet cheese rises,Jane decreases her consumption by a lot.These examples illustrate the importance of
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A research method in which data is collected from respondents over the telephone to gather information on various topics.
Observational Study
A study where researchers observe and record behavior or outcomes without intervention to understand relationships between variables.
Variables Controlled
In experiments, these are the factors that researchers keep constant to prevent them from influencing the outcome of the study.
Confounding Variable
An external variable that influences both the dependent and independent variables, making the relationship between them less clear.
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