When a hypothesis suggests a causal relationship, what type of study will the scientist most likely conduct?
A)Exacting
B)Interpretive
C)Intervention
D)Epidemiologic

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When a hypothesis suggests a causal relationship, scientists would conduct an intervention study to determine if changing a specific variable causes a change in the outcome. This type of study involves manipulating the independent variable and observing the effects on the dependent variable. The other choices (exacting, interpretive, epidemiologic) may be relevant in different types of studies but are not the best choice in this scenario.

When a Hypothesis Suggests a Causal Relationship, What Type of Study