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Title: To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher has on Post by: redcandle on Oct 21, 2015 To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher has one group of participants do simple addition problems and another group solve complex mathematical formulas. Both groups are then asked to estimate the amount of time that has elapsed since they began the task. Later the researcher finds out that the participants given the complex task were in a room with higher noise levels than the other group. In this study the noise level would be considered an example of
A) a dependent variable. B) an independent variable. C) the placebo effect. D) a confounding variable. Title: Re: To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher ha Post by: iwasten on Nov 2, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher has on Post by: redcandle on Nov 3, 2015 This helps dramatically, thank you for answering.
Title: Re: To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher ... Post by: Brigid on Mar 1, 2017 To measure the effects of task complexity on an individual's perception of time, a researcher has one group of participants do simple addition problems and another group solve complex mathematical formulas. Both groups are then asked to estimate the amount of time that has elapsed since they began the task. Later the researcher finds out that the participants given the complex task were in a room with higher noise levels than the other group. In this study the noise level would be considered an example of A) a dependent variable. B) an independent variable. C) the placebo effect. D) a confounding variable. |