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In an experiment to determine whether children would be more likely to break a promise to work when they thought no one was present to observe their transgression, the dependent variable would be
A) the number of children who broke the promise to work.
B) whether an experimenter was present once the children promised to work.
C) the number of children who thought that no one was present during the experiment.
D) the intervention.
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I really wasn't expecting anyone to answer because I found this question to hard.

Thanks for not only providing the answer, but also putting me on the right path to move forward
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