Since experimental independent variables will always be confounded with all other variables that are naturally related to them,causal inferences are typically not possible when an experimental research strategy is used.

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While it is true that experimental independent variables can be confounded with other naturally related variables, researchers use experimental designs precisely to minimize or control these confounding factors so that causal inferences CAN be made.

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