Which statement about experiments is true?
A) All experiments permit causal conclusions to be made.
B) Variables in experiments cannot be confounded.
C) Experiments can specify the direction,but not the magnitude,of a relationship between variables.
D) Experiments generally offer the researcher more control than relational research.

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Experiments are designed to allow researchers to manipulate one or more independent variables to observe their effect on dependent variables, thereby offering more control over the research environment and variables than relational (observational) research. This control is crucial for establishing causality.

Which Statement About Experiments Is True