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Use the information below to complete the attached assignment (Week 5 Assignment Independent and Dependent Variables Worksheet.docx) .
independent & Dependent Variables
Independent Variables are
things you can NOT change such as gender, age, grade, ethnicity, SES
etc. This is the “cause”. In non-experimental research when cause
cannot be determined, this variable is often referred to as the
Predictor variable.
Dependent Variables are
things you CAN change (or at least have an effect on) such as aptitude,
test scores, attitudes etc. This is the “effect”. In non-experimental
research when the cause/effect relationship cannot be determined, this
is often referred to as the Criterion variable.
Variables can appear as categorical variables or continuous variables.
Categorical variables appear as nominal or ordinal scales.
Nominal scales define
types or names of categories, such as Red or White or Male or Female.
When there are only two choices, these are also called dichotomous
variables. Nominal scales can include more than two choices such as
Candidate Party (Democrat, Republican or Independent).
Ordinal scales define
categories that appear in a specific order, such as levels of Karate
belt (White, Yellow, Brown, Black) or BMI Weight classification
(Underweight, Healthy, Overweight, Obese, Extremely Obese) .
Continuous Variables appear on a continuous interval or ratio scale.
An Interval Scale includes
zero that does not mean the absence of what is being measured. For
example, temperature can appear on a range above and below zero, where
zero has a value.
A Ratio Scale includes
zero, meaning the absence of what is being measured. For example, the
number of minutes spent exercising can appear as 0 (meaning no minutes)
upwards.