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Evaluating experiments

Psychologists often use experiments to establish a cause-and-effect relationship. They manipulate an independent variable and measure its effect on a dependent variable while attempting to control other variables that could influence the outcome. One limitation of an experiment could be that a variable was not controlled. An extraneous variable is a variable that influences the results of an experiment. An example of...

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