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An independent variable is    
A) any extraneous factor that could influence the dependent variable and that must be accounted for in some way.
B) the aspect of the environment that the experimenter manipulates in order to measure its impact on behavior.
C) an aspect of the environment that varies systematically as the dependent variable is manipulated.
D) the aspect of behavior that is measured by the experimenter.
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Exploring Lifespan Development


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Awesome! VERY much appreciated
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Bye for now
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