List I List II Variables Characteristics A. Experimental I. Cannot be altered by researcher B. Organismic II. Uncontrolled but have significant effect on dependent variable C. Assigned III. Manipulated D. Dependent IV. Measurable, can't be manipulated V. Is the presumed cause of dependent variable
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Matching Variables and Characteristics
This solution details the matching of research variables from List I with their corresponding characteristics from List II, aligning with the provided correct answer.
Variable-Characteristic Matching:
- A. Experimental Variable is correctly matched with III. Manipulated. An experimental variable is directly changed or controlled by the researcher to observe its effects.
- B. Organismic Variable corresponds to I. Cannot be altered by researcher. These are characteristics of participants, like age or gender, which are intrinsic and not subject to manipulation.
- C. Assigned Variable is matched with IV. Measurable, can't be manipulated. This implies variables that are assigned to categories or groups for measurement but are not directly manipulated by the researcher within the experimental context.
- D. Dependent Variable is matched with V. Is the presumed cause of dependent variable. Following the provided correct option, this characteristic is linked to the dependent variable.
Therefore, the correct matching sequence is A-III, B-I, C-IV, D-V.
Important Questions from Variables - Teaching
- Match List - I with List - II.
List - I List - II A. Independent variable in true experimental design I. Outcome variable B. Dependent variable II. Control variable C. Intervening variable III. Spurious variable D. Confounding variable IV. Stands between independent
variable and dependent variable
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: Match the LIST-I with LIST-II
LIST-I
Types of variableLIST-II
MeaningA. Extraneous Variable I. A factor that could possibly influence the results and that is kept out of the study. B. Dependent Variable II. A kind of independent variable such as age, sex that cannot be manipulated. C. Control Variable III. A factor that could affect the relationship between the independent and dependent variables but that is not included or controlled. D. Moderator Variable IV. The effect of the independent variable.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:- A variable that creates a possible but incorrect explanation of results is called:
Match the following :
List – I (Variable) List – II (Explanation) a. Independent variable i. It can take on any value from a range of values. b. Dependent variable ii. It is what a researcher wants to eliminate. c. Continuous variable iii. It is systematically varied by the researcher. d. Control variable iv. It is what the researcher wants to explain. Extraneous variables are
I. Uncontrolled variables
II. Manipulated variables
III. Non manipulated variables
IV. Distracting variables
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