A researcher investigated the relationship between alcohol intake and reaction time in a driving simulation task. Participants drank either one ounce or three ounces of alcohol and were then measured on braking speed at a simulated red light. The independent variable was the

Alcohol intake

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The Independent variable also called the predictor variable may be described as the treatment which is given a subject or factors which is expected to induce a change in our measured variable which is called the predicted or dependent variable. During research, the test various factors which are expected to cause a change are the independent variable, whereas, the variable which is measured as a result of the changes caused due to the different independent variables is the dependent variable. In the scenario above, we wish to measure braking speed after the subjects have been given a certain ounce of alcohol, this ounce of alcohol is the treatment which is expected to cause a variation in the braking speed of the participants. Hence, alcohol intake is the independent variable while braking speed is the dependent variable.

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