Experiments can determine cause-and-effect relationships in which the __________ variable represents the effect being measured.
A) extraneous
B) independent
C) correlational
D) dependent

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The dependent variable is the one being measured or tested in an experiment, and it represents the effect or outcome that is dependent on the manipulation of the independent variables.

Experiments Can Determine Cause-And-Effect Relationships in Which the __________ Variable