Mathematics, 08.04.2020 02:10 jazzhands16

While a(n) manipulates an independent variable in order to see the change in a dependent variable, a(n) typically uses the same structure but with an independent variable that cannot truly be manipulated by the experimenter. Even though the independent variable cannot be truly manipulated, this type of research can be done by having the participants experience all levels of the independent variable () or by having each participant experience only one level of the independent variable ().

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