When increased amounts, or greater strength, of the treatment result in increased amounts of response on the dependent variable, we say that we have a strong or clear "dose-response relationship."

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A dose-response relationship indicates that changes in the level of exposure to a treatment lead to changes in the magnitude of the effect on the dependent variable, demonstrating a direct correlation between dose and response.

When Increased Amounts, or Greater Strength, of the Treatment Result