In a(n)_____,the experimenter measures scores on both variables,whereas in a(n)_____,the experimenter manipulates or changes one variable and measures scores on the other.
A)correlational study;research design
B)research design;experiment
C)correlational study;experiment
D)experiment;correlational study

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In a correlational study, the researcher observes or measures two variables to determine the relationship between them without manipulating any variables. In an experiment, the researcher manipulates one variable (independent variable) to see its effect on another variable (dependent variable), thus establishing cause and effect.

In A(n)_____,the Experimenter Measures Scores on Both Variables,whereas in A(n)_____,the

In A(n)_,the Experimenter Measures Scores on Both Variables,whereas in A(n)_,the