Manipulating an independent variable involves:
A) exposing subjects to at least one level of the independent variable.
B) measuring two or more behaviors and determining whether they covary.
C) exposing subjects to at least two levels of the independent variable.
D) exposing subjects to at least three levels of the independent variable.

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Manipulating an independent variable typically involves exposing subjects to at least two levels of the independent variable to observe the effects on the dependent variable.

Manipulating an Independent Variable Involves