Cause-and-Effect Relationship
A cause-and-effect relationship refers to when a change in variable X directly causes a change in variable Y. This type of relationship can only be seen through an experimental design.
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Example of a Causal Claim in Experimental Research
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A researcher reviews the findings from four different studies. Which of the following conclusions could only have been drawn from a study using an experimental design?
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